Screen Printing: Screen printing, also known as silk screening, is a printing technique that involves using a mesh screen for each color in your logo to transfer ink onto your apparel. The process involves creating a stencil on the screen, which allows ink to pass through certain areas and block it from others. The screen is then placed on top of the apparel, and ink is pushed manually or automatically through the screen using a squeegee. This results in a printed design or image on the substrate.  It is a versatile and durable printing method that can produce vibrant and long-lasting prints.

Direct to Film (DTF):  Direct to Film Printing is a game-changer in the garment embellishment business. The process requires a large printer that prints your logo onto a piece of PET film along with an adhesive. The image is then applied to the garment resulting in a crisp, full color image previously not attainable with traditional screen printing technology.   The process works on all safety items and has been tested to not degrade with over 50 washings.