The document provides an overview of various t-shirt printing techniques, including screen printing, direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, heat transfer printing, and vinyl printing. Each method is described with its advantages, limitations, and specific applications in garment printing. The presentation emphasizes the experience and service offerings of the printing company, highlighting same-day printing capabilities in London.

1. T-SHIRT PRINTING
TECHNIQUES
Explore Types of Regular T-Shirt Printing Techniques

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ABOUT US
TYPES OF REGULAR T-SHIRT PRINTING TECHNIQUES
SCREEN PRINTING
DIRECT-TO-GARMENT (DTG) PRINTING
HEAT TRANSFER PRINTING
VINYL PRINTING

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Printing Techniques!
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4. Screen printing
SOME T-SHIRT PRINTING TECHNIQUES
Direct-to-garment
(DTG) printing
Heat transfer
printing
Vinyl printing

5. SCREEN PRINTING
Screen printing requires a separate screen for each color, which can increase
setup costs and time for multi-color designs.
Complex and highly detailed designs may require additional prepress work and
adjustments to ensure accurate reproduction.
involves creating a stencil (or screen) for each color in the design. Ink is forced
through the screen onto the t-shirt using a squeegee, resulting in a vibrant and
durable print.

6. DIRECT-TO-GARMENT
(DTG) PRINTING
DTG printing may not be as cost-effective for larger quantities
compared to screen printing.
Dark-colored garments may require a white underbase layer, which
can increase the complexity and production time.
Pre-treatment of the fabric may be necessary to optimize ink
absorption and color vibrancy.
A modern technique that allows for high-quality prints directly onto the
fabric of the t-shirt.

7. HEAT TRANSFER
PRINTING
Durability and longevity: While heat transfer prints are generally
durable, they may not be as long-lasting as other printing methods
like screen printing.
Sensitivity to heat and friction: Heat transfer prints may be more
susceptible to cracking, peeling, or fading over time with frequent
washing and high heat settings.
Cost implications for larger quantities: Heat transfer printing may not
be as cost-effective as other methods for larger production runs.
Involves applying designs to t-shirts using heat and pressure to transfer
pre-printed or digitally printed designs onto the fabric.

8. VINYL PRINTING
Limited color options: Vinyl printing is typically limited to single-
color designs due to the nature of the vinyl sheets.
Not suitable for complex or detailed designs: Intricate designs with
fine details or gradients may not be suitable for vinyl printing.
Texture and feel: The vinyl material adds a slight texture to the print,
which can be noticeable on the fabric surface.
Involves cutting designs or letters from colored vinyl material and heat
pressing them onto t-shirts to create a solid, single-color design.

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