Screen Printing

Screen Printing for events, uniforms and bulk apparel.

Best for larger runs, vibrant colours and durable prints that last through many washes. We manage your screen printing project from artwork through to production.

Minimum 50 units Per colourway
Scope

What screen printing is best for

Screen printing is a specialist decoration method. It wins in specific situations.

Larger runs

Best when you’re running 50 or more pieces per colourway. The cost per piece drops as quantity climbs.

Events & festivals

Festival tees, event merchandise and campaign apparel. Vibrant, punchy prints that get noticed.

Team uniforms

Apparel that stands up to daily wear and washing without the print cracking or fading.

Vibrant colours

Rich, opaque prints on light and dark fabrics. Colours pop even on black or navy.

Durable prints

Prints hold through many washes. Great for merchandise that gets worn often.

Cotton & blends

Prints best on natural fibres, cotton and cotton blends. Also works on polyester with the right ink.
Process

How the process works

From your artwork through to production.
01

Send us your artwork

Logo file, garment details, quantities and any deadlines.
02

Screens prepared

Each colour in your design gets its own screen setup.
03

Digital proof

We show you how the design will print before production starts.
04

Production

Screen printing runs to your specification.
05

Quality check

Every piece reviewed, folded and packed.
Details

Specifications

The core details for your screen-printing project.
  • Minimum quantity50 units per colourway (same logo, same colour).
  • Best fabricsCotton, cotton blends and polyester with the right ink.
  • Print positionsFront, back, sleeves, chest and more.
  • TurnaroundNormally 3 weeks after artwork approval and payment received.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why is there a 50-unit minimum?
Screen printing requires a physical screen setup for each colour in your design. Each screen has to be prepared, coated and calibrated. That setup cost only makes sense spread across a batch of 50 or more. For smaller runs, DTF printing is usually the better fit.
What if my design has multiple colours?
Each colour needs its own screen. We’ll walk you through the pricing based on your artwork so you can weigh the design against the budget.
Can I mix garment colours or sizes in one order?
You can mix sizes within a colourway. Different garment colours, which require the colours of the print reversed or changed count as separate colourways. Each needs to meet the 50-unit minimum on its own.
Get started

Got a bulk apparel or event project?

Tell us about your artwork, garments and quantities. We’ll come back with a detailed quote. Get a quote