Screen printing is the most traditional form of garment printing , with this technique we can achieve the highest quality results in garment printing. So, this is the most suitable for long runs to cover the initial costs of screens. It is important to note that colored garments require an extra white ink base layer to ensure that the design obtains a good stamping quality. Screen printing is a very popular and economical method for creating large quantities of customized apparel.

Not only is embroidery thread strong, but it also retains its color very well. This means that the color sharpness will remain the same for the lifespan of the embroidered garment. 

Suited to Hard-To-Print-On Materials. There are some materials which you just cannot print on well, such as fleece and heavy cotton. Fortunately, embroidery is perfectly suited to these types of materials.

Traditional printing methods, such as silk screen printing, cannot achieve all color transitions based on images, so the effect of silk screen printing will have a clear color boundary between different colors. However, many products color is complex or gradient such as trademarks or photos. Heat transfer can perfectly meet this demand, the printing is smooth and vivid then on images. It is especially recommended for a low-volume production run.

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