Ultimate Screen Graphics

The earliest discoveries of screen printing date back to Ancient China where silk screen printing was widely practiced. The simplest technique involved a stamp with a design on it being imprinted onto the fabric, not unlike some methods still in use today.

Did you know? Screen printing allows you to use gloss ink. Gloss ink is a clear base that is laid over previously printed inks to leave the text with a shiny finish.

For businesses on a tight budget, customized screen printed t-shirts can provide an affordable alternative to uniforms. We can also work with your business to design a unique logo, and we can handle small to large orders.

Discharge inks are great for creating distressed prints on dark fabrics because they remove the dye from garments. They create a softer, albeit less graphic profile that is great for under-biasing on dark fabrics.

It may not come as a surprise that the first screen printing machine, patented in 1969, was originally developed to print team information on bowling garments. Michael Vasilantone's invention was then used extensively to support a new clothing fad: printed t-shirts.