Services
Screen Printing
Pros:
- Most Cost-Effective
- Different Print Styles
- Long Lasting Prints
- Perfect for Simple Designs
- Great Finish
- Bold Colours & Images
Cons:
- Higher initial setup
- More limited colour ranges available
- Amount of ink used can make the design look as if it is raised from the print material
Types of Screen Printing:
Considerations with CMYK Ink
CMYK is designed to be printed on white. If printing on a dark shirt, the CMYK colours are printed on top of a white ink underbase, which results in a thicker print than on a white shirt. Even though this method on a dark shirt can be done, we would not recommend it for every design.
Slight variations of print colour across garments is unavoidable.
Exact colour match is not a guarantee. PMS match is not possible.
Digital mockups can only approximate the finished CMYK product, as the colours on a monitor are using RGB rather than the more limited CMYK.
Why is CMYK Ink so hard to match?
Opaque/Plastisol inks provide the most economic and popular method delivering a durable and opaque print. Vivid inks are our popular print method for screen printing.
Sublimation
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Direct To Garment
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Printing with Vinyl
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Large Format Printing
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Embroidery
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Print-on-demand
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Order Fulfillment
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Signs
Pros:
Because this method is so robust and versatile, the primary benefit is design freedom.
Sublimation printing is suitable for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and garments with a large number of design variations and applications.
Cons:
Sublimation printing is only suitable for garments that include polyester (100% polyester or polyester blend).
If there are areas of the garment that are unreached by the design, they’ll stay white. This can be caused by accidental folding or small amounts of moisture that accumulate on the transfer paper.
Types of Signs:
Pros:
- Can be sold high in comparison to our costs due to high perceived value.
- Wide variety of types that can be either ordered in or handbuilt.
- A good item to offer T-shirt customers with a built-up brand
Cons:
- Turn around time can be kinda high depending on the complexity.
- Often needs mocked up artwork before customer willing to proceed
- Usually built in house
- We do not provide installation
- Needs artwork for both proofs and mock-ups and often needs permits from the city
- Cloroplast, Alupanel or Crezon
- Supply only, generally easy for customers to install themselves quick turn around.
Cons:
- Generally need artwork and sometimes a mockup before customer approval
- Show up / pull up / ready to go
- As the name suggests, pull up banners or pull up signs are banners you can simply pull up! Backed with a stand, pull up banners are a cheap and effective marketing promotional tool.
- They are easy to set up and reuse.
- Pull-up banners can be easily set up on a pole or a stand in a matter of seconds making them a popular choice for trade shows, exhibits and even in-store sales promotions. They are light-weight, durable and portable. The ease of setting them up and collapse makes them a great choice for those who need to move around frequently.
- They are easy to store. Once collapsed, they can be easily transported and reused. Depending on the choice of material and design.
