Screen Printing

Custom Printed Shirts, Tanks & So Much More!

Need a cool t-shirt for your business or organization? Screen printed shirts are an awesome way to add a professional look to your group for events, work, or every day wear. Orders are sent out quickly, so you’ll have your shirts in no time! Screen printing is known in the apparel industry for its incredible versatility and quality because it allows for the reproduction of very fine detail even in quantities in the thousands while keeping costs relatively low.

Wicked Stitch has a large variety of inks available, and because just about any flat surface can be printed to, the possibilities are virtually limitless! Our team will help provide guidance on which materials, colors, and inks will give you the perfect look you’re after. The majority of the time involved in the screen printing process is actually in the setup (the actual printing is the quickest part), screen printing is really geared towards bulk printing. As a result, we do require a minimum of 12 pieces orders for our screen printing jobs.

Screen Print vs Embroidery: What’s The Difference?

It’s important to understand the differences between embroidery and screen printing to help you determine which is the best fit for your products. Screen printing, or ‘silk screening’, is a method of forcing ink through a fine screen mesh to apply it to a garment. Embroidery, on the other hand, is a process of sewing, using needle and thread, to reproduce your artwork. Screen printing yields a soft and sharp feel but it can’t be used on all garments. That’s where embroidery comes in. For example, it’s more complicated to print on materials that are not flat. For this reason, jackets, hats, and bags are usually embroidered instead.

Screen printing gives you access to a much high level of color and detail, making complex designs come through effortlessly and definitely beautifully. Furthermore, screen printing gives you access to a full range of colors; you can mix whatever shades you prefer.

What Type of Artwork Do You Need?

For best results, provided artwork should be in a vector format. No embedded images with all fonts outlined and saved in .ai, .eps, or .pdf file formats. Other formats may require the file to be rebuilt for the best printing result.