Silkscreen

Silkscreen printing is one of the most common printing method. It is the process of transferring ink through the screen and onto the apparel.

Advantages

» Very Durable and long lasting

» Very cost efficient for large quantities

» Wide variety of colours ; Able to follow Pantone colour

Disadvantages

» Expensive for small quantities

» Expensive for multiple coloured designs

Embroidery

Embroidery is the process of sewing and threading the design onto the apparel. It adds texture which creates a pop-up effect. It provides an impression of quality and professionalism.A

Advantages

» Most durable

» Wide variety of colours

» An impression of quality, sleekness and professionalism

Disadvantages

» Not suitable for small and detailed designs

» Not recommended for very large and complex design

» Unable to have gradient effect

Dye Sublimation 

Dye sublimation is the process of binding dye ink with the fabric such that it is one homogeneous material. The sky is your limit, sublimation print allows any customization of design and we can custom build it from scratch into Singlet, Short Sleeve, Long Sleeve, Polo Collar, Raglan and more.

Advantages

» Able to print Multiple and Gradient Colours

» Able to customize it freestyle and to your preference

» The print is permanent, it will not peel or fade

» No irritation of the print. You will not be able to feel the print, ink and fabric is bonded as one. 

Disadvantages

» Can only be printed on polyester fabric material

Digital Transfer Film

Direct to Film or DTF is a process that transfers prints onto fabric or other substrates using a heat-press mechanism. Unlike the DTG method, which only works on cotton fabrics, the Printer DTF method can work on cotton and poly blends

Advantages

» Most durable

» Wide variety of colours

» An impression of quality, sleekness and professionalism

Disadvantages

» More expensive than Silkscreen Printing If done on bulk