We are able to produce deigns with up to 8 different colours – all produced on modern automatic print presses. This process is best suited to large volume orders. We have fixed timelines so you know when to expect delivery of your screen-printed garments. For new customers, we will prepare the layout and email a PDF to you for approval usually within 48 hours. Once we receive your approval (or if it's a repeat order), production will start and your garments will usually be despatched within 7 working days. We specialise in offering a range of printed t-shirts that can be used for screen printing services.
Transfer & Vinyl Printing
The easiest way to describe transfer and vinyl printing is to ask you to think about the name and number on the back of a football player’s shirt. The player’s name and number is cut from vinyl material and applied by a heat press. Transfer printing is similar in that the design is printed onto a transfer sheet and then applied using a heat press. Both these processes are suitable for small quantities of a design with many colours or individual monogramming (name and numbering). Heat pressing garments requires us to select the best combination of time, pressure and heat to ensure the design is permanently applied onto the garment and is durable. Once we receive your approval (or if it's a repeat order), production will start and your garments will usually be despatched within 7 working days.


Digital Printing (DTG)
This is a relatively new process, and the easiest way to describe DTG printing is to imagine a t-shirt being put through your desktop inkjet printer. Whilst the process and hardware is a lot more sophisticated, the essence of the print is the same. This process works brilliantly for low volume orders. Once we receive your approval (or if it's a repeat order), production will start and your garments will usually be despatched within 7 working days. Why not use the Call Me Back feature on the right of this page to find out more or, if you are satisfied, simply get a quote?.
About Screen Printing
Screen printing first appeared in China in 1960 during the Song Dynasty. It arrived in Europe in the late 1700s and until the 1960s was referred to as ‘silk screen printing’. Techniques, materials and inks have greatly improved but the basic method hasn’t changed that much in over a thousand years. The process now involves taking a design, separating it into the individual colours and ‘shooting’ (a photographic process) the image onto a screen, which is in fact a very fine mesh held taught by a frame. Then squeezing coloured ink through the screen onto the garment. A separate screen is required for every colour printed. Today we use extremely durable inks that will last many years and many washes.
Embroidery Services
We don’t just embroider logos and designs on t –shirts, hoodies, work fleeces and many more, we can also embroider logos and designs onto bags and holdalls. Embroidery also works well on garments that need industrial washing such as overalls and coveralls. The design is usually placed on the front of the garment on the left breast pocket position (this is known as ‘left breast as worn’) but can be placed anywhere including the sleeve, nape of neck and across the shoulders.
Our embroidery service starts with the original design. Our customer will send us the design (preferably as a jpg or PDF) and we will ‘digitise’ the design, so that a computer can understand it.
Once we have created this file we will email a PDF visual of the design to our customer to check if the design is correct. We have fixed timelines so you know when to expect delivery of your garments. For new customers, the process of creating the digitised design and emailing a PDF to you for approval will usually be completed within 48 hours. Once we receive your approval (or if it is a repeat order), production will start and your embroidered garments will usually be despatched within 7 working days. Why not use the Call Me Back feature on the right of this page to find out more or, if you are satisfied, simply get a quote?
About Embroidery
Embroidery is the method of decorating a garment using needles and coloured threads, a bit like a miniature tapestry.
The embroidery can be simple text such as a company name or a very detailed design such as a military crest. Our modern computer controlled embroidery machines run 12 colours so you can use up to 12 colours in your design at no extra cost.
Typically, company logos have between two and four colours. Embroidery is suitable for all types of garments including t-shirts, polo shirts jackets, sweatshirts and fleeces as well as baseball caps and beanies.