Uses an all-digital process to inkjet print onto a garment or merchandise.

Benefits:

• Printing can be done fast—usually in 24 hours
• Images can be high resolution and full color
• Water-based ink is Eco-friendly
• Printing feels soft to the touch

Prints a white layer as a “primer” on darker garments, then adds colored inks on top of the primer.

Benefits:

• Images can be high resolution and full color
• Works with most garment colors, including dark colors like black and navy blue
• Works best with 100% cotton products
• Provides excellent color saturation

Uses decorative stitching to create a raised design with threads of different types and colors.

Benefits:

• Works with most garment colors, including dark colors like black and navy blue
• Can be used on cotton, cotton blends, and synthetic materials
• Provides excellent color saturation
• A great choice for businesses or someone wanting a professional look

Uses a series of screens to force ink through fibers in order to create a design. Multiple layers of screen printing are used to achieve designs with numerous colors.

Benefits:

• Works with most garment colors, including dark colors like black and navy blue
• Provides excellent color saturation
• Has a great arty, vintage look

Almost identical to screen printing with inks applied onto specialty paper. The inks are transferred from the paper to the garment using pressurized heat.

Benefits:

• Works with most garment colors, including dark colors like black and navy blue
• Provides excellent color saturation
• Paper can be stored for another use at a later time

Uses vinyl cut into a pattern or design that is applied to a garment using pressurized heat.

Benefit:

• Exceptionally durable, often used for sport uniforms
• Works with most garment colors, including dark colors like black and navy blue
• Provides excellent color saturation
• Can be used on cotton, cotton blends, and synthetic materials