Screen printing · Clear color for your brand

Screen printing.
Made to be seen.

Put your logo on event tees, useful totes and selected drinkware. Screen printing brings bold shapes and defined colors to promotional products people can wear, carry and use every day.

01 / LOGO VISIBILITY

Bold at a glance

Give a clear logo or campaign graphic a prominent place on event apparel, bags and compatible giveaways.

02 / DEFINED COLOR

Built around your artwork

Distinct ink colors and clean shapes make a strong starting point for a recognizable printed design.

03 / USEFUL PRODUCTS

Carry the campaign further

Coordinate branded items for trade shows, team events and programs that put your logo into everyday use.

Illustrative flat navy screen-print ink on light gray cotton fabric
Up close: a defined ink layer follows the surface of the fabric.
From your artwork to a printed design

How screen printing
puts your logo to work.

Ink passes through the open areas of a prepared mesh screen onto the product. The artwork, ink and surface determine how the print is produced.

01

Choose the product and print area

Start with a compatible item, then review the logo’s size, position and available decoration area.

02

Prepare the color separations

The artwork is prepared for printing. Each ink color typically needs its own stencil and screen.

03

Apply and finish the print

Ink is transferred through the screen, then set using a process suited to the ink and product material.

Put your design into everyday use

Choose the products
that carry your message.

Explore these categories for your next branded project. We’ll confirm screen-printing options for the specific items and artwork you choose.

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These are illustrative product ideas, not specific catalog items. Available colors, imprint sizes, placements and print methods vary by product.

A clear design starts with the artwork

Is screen printing right for your logo?

Screen printing is a useful starting point for logos with defined shapes and distinct colors. The right preparation depends on the product and how large the artwork will print.

A good starting point

  • Bold shapes, clear lettering and well-defined edges.
  • Artwork organized around distinct solid colors.
  • Original vector files that can be prepared at the intended print size.

Details worth reviewing

  • Fine lines, tiny lettering and small gaps between printed shapes.
  • Photos and gradients that may need halftones, special separations or another method.
  • Light inks on dark garments, which may require an underbase.

Only have an image file? Send the best version you have. We’ll review the design with your product choices and identify any artwork preparation needed.

Plan your printed project

Product, artwork and color work together.

A logo that prints well on a flat tote may need a different size or setup on a bottle. Review the surface and print area alongside the design.

Color count
Ink colors, print locations and any underbase can affect the screens, setup and quote.
Surface & size
Material, seams, curves and available print area influence the detail and coverage that can be achieved.
Quote & timing
Product, quantity, artwork preparation and printing requirements help determine cost and production timing.
Choose the finish that fits the artwork

Another method may suit your design.

Before you choose your finish

Screen printing questions, answered.

Are screen printing and silkscreen printing the same thing?

Silkscreen printing is another name commonly used for screen printing. A prepared screen controls where ink reaches the product. The suitable mesh, ink and production process depend on what is being decorated.

How many colors can my logo use?

The available color count depends on the product and printing setup. Additional ink colors typically require additional screens and alignment. Send your logo so we can review the options for your chosen item and confirm the quote.

Can screen printing reproduce photos and gradients?

Some screen-printing processes reproduce tonal artwork using halftones or multiple color separations. Whether that is suitable or available depends on the item, artwork and print area. Digital printing or a transfer may be a better option for some detailed full-color designs.

Will the printed colors match my brand colors exactly?

Ink, product color and surface texture all influence the result. Dark garments may need an underbase to support the intended colors. Share your brand color references so we can review the available options and explain any limitations.

What artwork should I send for screen printing?

Send the original vector logo if you have it, along with your color references and placement ideas. If you only have a raster image, send the highest-quality version available. We’ll identify any preparation needed at the intended print size.

What affects the price and production time?

The selected product, quantity, ink colors, print locations and artwork preparation can all affect the quote. Share your deadline and preferred items so we can confirm suitable options and production timing for your project.

Your logo. A clear impression.

Let’s put your next
printed project together.

Share your logo, quantity and deadline. We’ll help you choose suitable promotional products and prepare a screen printing quote for your brand.

Get a screen printing quote →

Tell us about your project

Share your product ideas, logo requirements and timing. We’ll help you find the right decoration options.

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