Screenprinting

Screen printing uses a fine mesh screen and stencil to transfer vibrant ink onto T-shirts, hoodies, and more—creating sharp, durable prints that withstand washes and wear. One color prints at a time via a squeegee stroke that fills mesh openings (typically polyester, though nylon or stainless steel options exist for specialty needs), pulling ink onto the fabric as the screen rebounds. Multi-color designs layer multiple screens for rich, professional results—also known as silkscreen, serigraphy, or simply “screen.”