
Prepare the Graphic
Confirm size, placement, color separation and print direction before screen making.
Use screen printing when the artwork needs strong opacity, repeatable color and a durable finish across T-shirts, hoodies and coordinated bulk production.
Plan the print around the garment, not as a separate step added at the end.
Each stage is checked against the approved garment and artwork reference so color, placement and finish stay consistent through production.

Confirm size, placement, color separation and print direction before screen making.

Match screen setup to line detail, ink deposit and the intended visual effect.

Print against the approved sample with stable registration, coverage and garment positioning.

Check print appearance, curing, placement and garment condition before final packing.
The print method should follow the artwork, fabric surface and desired hand feel. The final direction is confirmed during sampling.

Clean coverage for bold everyday graphics.

Raised surface for dimensional streetwear artwork.

Structured raised edges and heavier visual weight.

Softer vintage direction on suitable dyed fabrics.

Functional highlight for selected artwork areas.

Metallic surface contrast for statement graphics.
Fabric weight, garment color, wash treatment and artwork coverage all influence the final result. Sampling connects those variables before production.
Screen printing is especially useful for graphic-led streetwear programs where the same artwork needs to stay consistent across repeat production.
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Share target GSM, fit, quantity, wash direction, artwork and reference images. We’ll organize the sampling and production route.