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Drive more customers to your business or promote your cause with our custom-printed and embroidered apparel. The colorful prints and beautiful embroidery will surely catch the eyes of your target market.
Whether you want to use them as giveaways to customers or send them to employees as workwear, our collection of custom-designed apparel will keep your business at the top of people's minds. With low order minimums, you can order apparel just for your team or for the whole company.
From comfy T-shirts and cozy jackets to cool caps and hats, our tailor-made garments will always look on-brand, all the time. Choose from digital print, screen print, and embroidery. No matter which decoration option you choose, your artwork will turn out beautifully
WHAT IS SCREEN PRINTING?
Screen printing involves applying layers of ink on a surface using a stencil. To create your custom apparel's decoration, a separate stencil is used for each color that needs to be applied.
Screen printing has several advantages:
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Produces crisper colors and clearer images.
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Allows you to use one or multiple colors to complete your custom decoration.
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Maximizes your budget with an order of 24 pieces or more.
WHAT IS SUBLIMATION PRINTING?
Sublimation shirt printing is a specific process of printing that first involves printing onto a special sheet of paper, then transferring that image onto another material
(usually polyester or a polyester mix)
The ink is then heated until it disintegrates into the fabric.
The process of sublimation shirt printing costs more than other methods, but it lasts longer, and will not crack or peel over time, like other shirt printing methods.
ARE SUBLIMATION AND HEAT TRANSFER THE SAME THING?
The foremost difference between heat transfer and sublimation is that with sublimation, it is only the ink that transfers onto the material.
With the heat transfer process, there is usually a transfer layer that will be transferred to the material as well.
