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DTG Digital Printing

Suitable for 100% cotton and mixed fibers
Same price results on all colors
Extremely realistic product
Wash fasteness and color brilliance for professional application
very cost effective for small quantities compared to screen printing.

Screen Printing

Excellent colorfastness
Good adhesion on various substrates
Large printing quantity
Low cost

Lead Time

3-10days

We have lots of experiences on T-Shirts printing . We have our own production line and skilful printers in China, providing professional and quality screen prints on different kinds of substrates. We are also famous for our top quality printing materials that we use and friendly screen printing advise service.

PRINTING METHODS WE SUPPORT

Screen printing is an excellent method of printing large quantity of Polo shirts, Class T-shirts, Cotton T-shirts, Camp Tee, Event T-shirt, Uniforms, metal products, glass and many other substrates. We also master in applying special effects and colors with screen printing such as foil and glitters on fabric, fluorescent and shinny gold/silver colors.

Direct To Garment (DTG) Digital printing is the latest Technology in digital garment printing.It was seen as a viable solution for low-quantity orders previously not possible because of the expensive setup process of screen printers.

DTG can print on all types of light and dark coloured garments

.Also the finish of the print is excellent and is very wash safe.

We offers excellent custom embroidery services in our own factory， so you can be assured that your project will receive personal attention from our Experts．

Your embroidered custom logo will ensure your company gets noticed when it’s applied to styles ranging from traditional business, new corporate casual looks, or relaxed cotton performance polos, not to mention t-shirts, bags, hats and other apparel items.

In heat transfer printing, a design is printed in reverse (typically by screen printing) on a special release paper using a plastisol-based ink (or other type of sublimable dye).

The printed image is then placed against the desired substrate (commonly a fabric, such as a T-shirt) and subjected to high temperature (commonly 375ºF) and pressure (60 pounds) for a short period of time (12:15 seconds is common).

After the substrate has cooled, the release paper is peeled away and the image will have been transferred to the substrate. This process is commonly used for "iron-on" decals. Also known as screen flex heat transfer.