Decoration Types

Super Soft Water-Based Screen Print

This is our default, because it’s the softest and most breathable option. Done right, it almost feels like the print is part of the shirt. It results in what many people refer to as a vintage look. Some of the shirt color may show through the ink, especially when printing light colors on dark garments. But the print is durable and comfortable.

Bright & Crisp Water-Based Screen Print

This option means we’ll layer inks on top of each other to ensure we’re getting the brightest colors possible when printing on darker garments. It’s still softer and more breathable than a plastisol print, but you can feel the ink on the fabric as you might with a plastisol print.

Heat-Applied Print

Heat-applied prints are a great option in a few scenarios: when you want a multi-color print on only a few items; when you want the best, most consistent color vibrance, with virtually infinite color & gradient options; and for many headwear options.

It’s also great for puff printing, though color options are limited.