Best suited to
Bold logos, slogans and graphic designs with a defined colour palette, especially when the same artwork is repeated across a run.
Uniform branding method
Screen printing pushes ink through a prepared mesh screen onto the garment, with a separate screen generally used for each colour. It is a strong option for bold, repeatable graphics across workwear, tees, event apparel and team garments.

Bold logos, slogans and graphic designs with a defined colour palette, especially when the same artwork is repeated across a run.
T-shirts, polos, hoodies, hi-vis and promotional or event apparel, subject to fabric and ink compatibility.
You need individual names, frequently changing artwork, many colour variations or photographic detail in a very small run.
The design is prepared by print colour and checked for practical line weight and detail.
A stencil is created on mesh for each required print colour.
Ink is pressed through each screen in sequence onto the garment.
The print is cured and inspected so the layers form the intended design.
Each colour can require its own screen and production step, so simple spot-colour artwork is often efficient.
Because screens require set-up, the method becomes more practical when the same artwork is repeated.
Garment composition, stretch, seams and coatings can affect ink choice and placement.
It can be, particularly for bold logos and larger placements. The garment fabric and any coatings need to be checked before the method is confirmed.
Specialist techniques can create tonal effects, but DTF or DTG is often a more direct option for highly detailed, multi-colour artwork.
Screen printing generally prepares and applies each colour separately. More colours can mean more screens, alignment steps and set-up.
For one repeated name or design, possibly. For changing individual names or numbers, vinyl or another transfer method is usually more flexible.
Yes. Uniforms.com.au can quote decorated uniforms for organisations across Australia after reviewing garments, artwork and quantities.
Send your design, garment choice, print position and estimated quantity. We will assess whether screen printing or another method is the better fit.
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