The traditional, reliable method for printing vibrant, long-lasting colors on apparel, tote bags, and corporate merchandise. Highly cost-effective for bulk orders.
Screen printing (or silk screening) is a traditional printing technique that involves pushing ink through a woven mesh stencil onto the material. This method deposits a thicker layer of ink than digital printing, resulting in exceptionally vibrant colors and extreme durability.
At AQSA Print, we operate multi-color automated screen printing presses capable of producing thousands of high-quality branded garments and promotional items every day. It's the gold standard for bulk apparel printing.
Ideal for apparel, textiles, and flat promotional goods.
Custom apparel for staff uniforms, events, retail merchandise, and giveaways. We can print up to 6 spot colors per design.
Branded cotton and canvas tote bags. An eco-friendly, highly visible promotional item perfect for exhibitions and retail.
Corporate branded umbrellas and baseball caps. Screen printing offers the best opacity and durability on these difficult materials.
Custom screen printing on flat cardboard and premium packaging materials for a high-end, tactile, embossed-feel finish.
Screen printing requires creating a custom mesh stencil (a "screen") for every single color in your design. Because of this setup time, screen printing is not economical for runs of just 1 or 2 items.
However, once the press is set up, it can print hundreds of items per hour. For orders of 50 units or more, screen printing becomes incredibly cost-effective. We recommend keeping designs to 1-3 solid colors to maximize impact while minimizing setup costs.
Usually 50+ Units
Solid Spot Colors (PMS)
Extreme (50+ Washes)
Textured, Premium Ink
Your design is separated into individual color layers. Vector artwork (AI, EPS, SVG) works best for this process.
We expose your design onto a photo-sensitive mesh screen using UV light—creating one custom screen per color.
Ink is squeegeed through the screens onto the garment layer by layer, building up the final full-color image.
The printed garments are passed through a high-temperature conveyor dryer to permanently cure the ink into the fabric.
Screen printing is better for large bulk orders (50+) with 1-3 solid colors. It offers unmatched durability. DTF (Direct-to-Film) is better for small quantities or complex, full-color photographic designs.
Every color in your design requires a separate physical screen to be created, set up on the press, aligned, and cleaned afterward. Fewer colors mean lower setup costs.
While we can do simulated process screen printing for complex images, we usually recommend DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing for full-color photographs or designs with complex gradients.
Yes. We have a wide range of blank t-shirts, polos, hoodies, and bags in stock from leading brands. You can also supply your own garments if preferred.
Send us your design and quantities for a rapid quote.
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