What is screen printing?

Screen printing pushes ink through a fine mesh stencil, one screen per color, onto the surface below. It lays down a thick, durable layer of ink that stays vibrant over time.

• One screen per color: each color in the design gets its own stencil.
• Opaque and bold: colors stay vivid even on dark fabrics.
• Durable: the heavy ink deposit resists cracking and fading.
• Best uses: apparel, signage, and specialty substrates.
• Cost curve: more economical at higher volumes since setup is shared across the run.

Because every color adds a screen, screen printing shines with bold, limited-color artwork rather than photographic gradients.