Screen printing is often preferred over digital methods (like DTF) for its longevity. A well-cured screen print can last 50–100 washes without cracking or peeling, making it the standard for high-quality bulk orders .
: Cotton or cotton-blend shirts are the best choice because they absorb ink more readily than synthetics. Step-by-Step Guide make your own screen printed shirt
: Apply a line of ink at the top of the screen. Use the squeegee at a 45-degree angle to pull the ink firmly across the screen. Screen printing is often preferred over digital methods
: Lay your shirt flat and place a piece of cardboard inside to prevent ink from bleeding through to the back. Position your paper stencil on the shirt, then place the screen on top. Step-by-Step Guide : Apply a line of ink
: Carefully cut out your design using a craft knife. Remember that the "holes" are where the ink will pass through to the fabric.