Plastisol inks are the most commonly used inks for printing designs onto garments and are particularly useful for printing opaque graphics on dark fabrics. With our experience through the years, we have mastered the use of plastisol ink. We can do a very light, soft hand feel for a light to medium-dark garment. We use RUTLAND, INTERNATIONAL COATING, QCM, ink to create custom Pantones to get that exact color you want.

Water-based inks are the most commonly used inks for printing designs onto garments and are particularly useful for printing graphics on light fabrics. With our experience through the years, we have mastered the use of water-based ink. We can do a very light, soft hand feel for a light to medium-dark garment. We use JANTEX and Matsushita inks to create custom Pantones to get the exact color you want. 

DTG (Direct-to-Garment Printing) is the newest technique in the apparel decoration marketplace. With DTG, you can print an image directly onto fabric through a special inkjet printer, essentially printing exactly as you would on a piece of paper without the need for any films or screens like in traditional screen printing. This technique is suitable for reproducing any image.

Foil is a process of printing that can give the garment a shiny metallic or matte look. We have been foiling garments for many years now, and we only use the best materials to achieve the best results possible. We stock nearly every foil color available, making it convenient for you to choose the perfect color, and if we don’t have it in stock, we can get it within hours.

Give your apparel that extra retail look by having us print your label on your garments. We use a very high mesh count to give your labels a very soft hand feel, so they won’t bleed to the other side of the garment on lighter colors.

Heat transfer inks are used for printing designs on to a specially coated paper that is then heat pressed and transferred to a garment. They have a soft hand feel like stickers and are useful for printing graphics on light and dark colored fabric. We have mastered the use of heat transfer inks through the years. We use International Coatings inks to create any Pantone color you need.

Discharge inks are particularly used for printing designs on dark and medium-light garments to produce the effect of "bleaching out" the actual color of the fabric and producing a soft hand feel after print. It can also be combined with any color pigment to obtain any desired color. With our experience through the years, we have mastered the use of discharge inks. We use Matsushita and Jantex inks to create custom Pantones to get the exact color you want.

This technique is used to create different gradients using only one color to be combined with another color to create a third one, and so on. It can also be combined to create solid areas of art work on a separate screen. This technique can be printed on plastisol inks or sometimes water-based discharge inks, depending on the nature of the image and the desired results.