Puff print is a specialty screen printing technique that adds a raised, textured finish to your design. As the ink cures, it expands to create a soft, three-dimensional look that pops off the garment. It’s perfect for bold graphics, logos, or anything that needs a little extra lift.

Spot color screen printing uses solid, individual ink colors for crisp, vibrant prints. Each color is applied separately, making it ideal for bold designs with clean lines and limited color palettes. It’s the industry standard for logos, text, and artwork that needs precision and consistency across every piece.

Simulated process screen printing blends multiple spot colors using halftones to create the look of full-color images—without relying on CMYK inks. It’s perfect for detailed artwork, gradients, and photorealistic designs on dark garments. This method gives you depth, color range, and sharpness while still using durable plastisol inks.

Heat transfer is a versatile printing method that uses heat and pressure to apply designs onto garments. It’s great for short runs, detailed artwork, and printing on items or areas that are tough to screen print. From DTF and vinyl to foil and patches, we use different transfer types to match the look and feel you’re going for.