Screen printing is the process of transferring Plastisol ink onto a surface through a stenciled mesh screen to create a printed design. One color is applied at a time, so several screens are used to produce a multi-colored design.

Recommended Fabrics

Cotton, Polyester, Cotton/Poly Blend

straight

deluxe

outline

Heat transfer vinyl, also known as HTV, is a specialty vinyl that can be used on certain fabrics and materials to create designs and promotional products. It comes in a roll or sheet form with an adhesive backing so it can be cut, weeded, and placed on a surface for heat application. HTV is offered in single standard colors, glitter, matte, foil, mirror, textured foil and holographic.

Recommended Fabrics

• Standard & Reflective: Acrylics, Cotton, Polyester, Cotton/Poly Blends

• Metallic Foil, Textured Foil & Holographic: Cotton, Polyester, Cotton/Poly Blend

Standard

Glitter

Metallic Foil

Textured Foil

Holographic

Reflective (3M)

Embroidery is the technique of applying designs a desired surfaced with a series of stitches using needle and thread. Machines stitch out digitized designs through our advanced embroidery software.

Types of Applications:

• Outline: A continuous embroidery stitch that creates an outline of a design.

• Filled: Stitch patterns or fill stitching that fill an area to create a design.

• Fabric: we offer a collection of specialty fabric that can be used in place of tackle twill patches.

Tackle twill is the process of applying pre-cut pieces of material to a desired surface with the option of two stitch types, Zig-Zag and Satin. A bold 3-D effect can be created by adding multiple layers.

• Zig Zag: A sereies of back-and-fourth zig-zag stitching along the broder of the fabric design

• Satin: A series of parallel stitching that provides a dense and solid border around the fabric