Screen Printing
Screen printing is the high-volume workhorse: ink pressed through a stenciled mesh, layered colour by colour. It produces vibrant flat colours at low per-piece cost when run quantities justify the setup.
Mesh count drives ink coverage: low mesh (60 to 110) for heavy plastisol on dark fabrics, high mesh (200 to 300) for fine detail and discharge inks. Plastisol is the dominant ink for opacity; water-based and discharge inks soften the hand but require careful curing.
Setup costs make screen printing best for runs of 24 or more pieces per design. Detailed editorial on per-style screen-printing suitability, ink compatibility, and setup-cost economics is in progress.
Recommended for Screen Printing
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