Screenprint

 

Screen Printing

Screen Print

 

 

 

Plastisol Ink Printing

This is the traditional screen printing method, where plastic-based inks are pressed through mesh screens, one color at a time, onto the garment. The ink sits on top of the fabric for a durable finish.

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Waterbase Discharge Printing

This eco-friendly method uses special inks that actually dye the fabric rather than sitting on top of it, creating a softer feel on the garment.

Plastisol vs waterbase

 

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Sublimation Printing

Sublimation uses special inks that create vibrant, full-color prints. This process works on specific fabrics, typically polyester or blends.

A vibrant, full-color t-shirt design using sublimation printing, featuring a tropical beach scene with a sunset, palm trees, and ocean waves, all in bright colors such as orange, pink, blue, and yellow. The design is printed seamlessly across the entire shirt, covering the front and back, with a soft and smooth feel typical of sublimation prints on a polyester fabric.

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Choosing the Right Printing Method

Not sure which printing technique to choose? With over 40 years of experience in the industry, Pure Promotions can guide you through the process to ensure you get the perfect look and feel for your apparel. We’ll help you select the best option based on your design, fabric, and budget.

 

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