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Authentic 5 Panel Cap

100% Cotton Twill TearAway label for ease of rebranding 5 panel design Structured front panel Pre-curved peak Stitched ventilation eyelets Self fabric strap with tri-glide buckle

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What is screen printing?

Printing on clothes seems like a not so popular and emerging way of printing clothes with various designs. However, printing on clothes has been known since ancient times. Silk-screen printing is one of the oldest methods of printing on clothes that originated in ancient China. Like most technologies, screen printing has changed and evolved. Special mechanisms were developed during the Industrial Revolution, and this method was already patented in Great Britain in the first half of the 19th century. Nowadays, this technology has changed a lot. Computer equipment and special printers are used. In the press production process, the design to be printed is printed on a special photo film by a special device. The design is then transferred onto a frame covered with netting. A grid is then obtained which is used for printing. Finally, paint is applied to the mold. Such printing is particularly durable, has a unique image, and is resistant to environmental processes. However, each design requires a separate grid, so it is recommended to produce items from at least 30 units.

What is direct press?

Direct printing or in English Direct to garmet (DTG) printing is a modern technology of printing on textiles. The very name of the method implies that this special method is directly printed on the fabric. The printer uses water-based ink that is absorbed by textile fibers. Using this method. This method extracts extremely fine details and is suitable for orders from one unit.

How to decide which printing method to choose?

We have been printing on clothes for many years, the accumulated experience allows our customers to choose the best printing method according to their needs. Contact us and we will be happy to advise you. Below are some questions that can help you choose the best printing method.

  • What is the circulation of my order? If your order is large (at least 30 pieces or more), screen printing may be more suitable for you. If you plan to print several designs in small runs, choose direct (DTG) printing.
  • Is it important to you that the press is resistant to outdoor conditions? If the printing is done on clothes and it is important that it is resistant to high/low temperatures, screen printing will be more suitable for you.
  • What kind of printed products will I use the stamp on? Less popular materials may be better suited to DTG printing.