
Spot colour
SCREENCrisp, saturated flat colour. The workhorse of screen printing and the most economical route for large runs.
- Washes
- 50±
- MOQ
- —
- Fabric
- W · L · M · D

Printing
Method comparison
Filter by garment colour to see the finishes rated for it, with wash durability and minimum order.











W WHITE · L LIGHT · M MEDIUM · D DARK — FILLED = RATED FOR THAT FABRIC

Crisp, saturated flat colour. The workhorse of screen printing and the most economical route for large runs.

Ink built up above the fabric surface for a raised, sharp-edged block. Reads strongly on any white or coloured fabric.

A soft relief that catches the light. Suited to coloured fabric where a tonal, textured mark is wanted.

Multi-screen separation for illustrated and photographic artwork. Works across white, light, medium and dark fabric.

Full-colour heat transfer with a white underbase, printed up to 275 × 400 mm on medium and dark garments.

Photographic full-colour transfer for white fabric. The thinnest hand of the transfer family.

Cut film applied with heat — flat, opaque and hard-wearing on medium and dark colours.

Stitched, three-dimensional and longer-lived than print — in most cases it outlasts the garment itself.

Metallic thread for crests, monograms and hospitality uniforms. Suited to all fabric colours.

Dye enters the fibre rather than sitting on it — edge-to-edge colour on white polyester and microfiber, with no hand.

Multicolour and photographic detail printed straight onto cotton. Sharp and clear, with no separation setup.
Supply files that open in Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop or CorelDraw. Digital heat transfer prints up to 275 × 400 mm.
Water base, rubberised, plastisol, embossed, high density and paper transfer. Crisp colour, ideal for large print quantities.
Actual colours may vary from what you see on screen due to monitor restrictions. We match against a physical reference before production.