
Boxy heavyweight tee
Made to order · Screen print
Plastisol and water-based inks
Crisp, solid colour for tees and hoodies, and the most cost-effective method once a design runs in volume.

01 · How it works

01
Each colour gets its own mesh screen.

02
Screens lined up so the colours sit together.

03
Ink pulled through the mesh with a squeegee.

04
Through the dryer so the ink survives the wash.
02 · Best for

Made to order · Screen print

Made to order · Screen print

Made to order · Tonal embroidery
03 · Artwork
Guidance, not hard limits. Every file is checked and you're told if something needs changing.
Placement
Back placements (full back, nape, yoke) are confirmed on your proof.

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| Screen printing | DTF | DTG | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Bold designs in volume | Full-colour art, any fabric | Photo prints on cotton |
| Feel | Ink on the surface | Thin, flexible film | Soft, in the fabric |
| Colours | Spot colours | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Fabric | Cotton, blends, some poly | Cotton, poly, blends, nylon | Cotton and high-cotton blends |
FAQ
Each colour needs its own screen and its own pass on the press.
Plastisol is bright and sits on top; water-based soaks in and feels softer.
Yes, with a white underbase under the colours.
For many colours on a small run, DTF or DTG is often better value.
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