Plastisols
Plastisols are not water soluble, made up of PVC particles suspended in a plasticizing emulsion. They are used for screen printing allowing for a more durable and stretchable ink. They do not dry which requires curing through specialized dryers reaching temperatures of 160 degrees. Each print design is separated into individual colors with each color processed through a mesh screen. To obtain a wide color spectrum we use cyan, magenta, yellow and black ink.
Flocking
Particles of small fiber are deposited onto specific areas of a garments surface, that has been coated with adhesive, rendering accentuated, more realistic effects in design and texture. Flocking increases the garment value in terms of tactile sensation, aesthetics, color and appearance.
Eggshell
It looks like broken eggshell, it comes in different colors.
Flock and Eggshell and Distressed Flock
A combination of two different special effect will give the garment a unique look.
Hi-Density
This process consists of adding multiple layers of ink on top of one another. The process is used to create depth typically used to render 3D effects.
Gel
Clear ink that gives apparel a smooth, wet appearance. When used on top of other inks it brings out the colors making them stand out more.
Distressed
This technique is used to present a worn out appearance. There distressed look can vary from slightly cracked, worn out to washed out. The effects are created during the design process rendering the necessary color and layer separations for the screen print process.
Oversize Screen Print
We can do oversize print, over the sleeves and turn around to the back.   Oversize print is up to 32" x 24".
Digital Print
This special print is done on a Special Digital Printer, maximum print size is 14"X16", and only on white fabric, digital printing on black is coming soon.
Shatter-base
New plastisol formulations allow for the print production to give garments the "retro, vintage" look. It is a cracking effect achieved through stretching of the print.
Heat Transfer
Heat transfer press machines are used for this process. The machines are used to apply heat and pressure to transfer press graphics onto a wide variety of fabric materials. The process permanently embeds the transfer onto the product.
Metallic Ink
Excellent for achieving a glitter, shimmering durable effect. Inks come in silver and gold.
Foil
This special effect truly makes t-shirts stand out.
Crystallina and Clear Ink
	Add a sparkle to your garments with Crystallina ink.
Tagging
We Pad Print Tags on t shirts, with your company name.
Laser
The laser etching "Marking" is done by a laser machine.