Screen printing on performance apparel – primarily jerseys and workout gear – can be quite a challenge for screen printers, as you know. Performance fabrics like polyester and spandex are coveted because they are lightweight and dry quickly when printed on. In fact, these types of fabrics are becoming more popular, not only with athletic…
To screen print on fleece hoodies is a significant challenge. Fleece is a very popular substrate with customers, so it behooves us to learn and practice good techniques for printing on this type of material. Indeed, the stakes are higher, as the cost of making a mistake on fleece is much greater than a t-shirt…
When selling screen-printing, you need to know what type of ink you are going to use and what shirt it is going on. We are here to break it down for you. Plastisol and water-based are the two main inks for printing on fabrics like cotton and polyester. Both have their advantages and many printers…
