Screen printing in Southwest Florida
Screen printing that lasts
Bold, long-lasting screenprint color for uniforms, events, and merch — the most cost-effective way to print larger orders.
What is screen printing?
The classic way to print a shirt
Screen printing pushes ink through a fine mesh screen onto the fabric, one color at a time. The result is thick, vivid color that's bonded into the garment — the look and feel most people picture when they think of a printed tee.
Because each color gets its own screen, screen printing is at its best when you're printing the same design on a larger number of pieces. The more you print, the lower the price per shirt.
- Bold, vibrant, long-lasting color
- Most cost-effective on larger orders
- Ideal for 1–4 color logos and designs
- Classic feel on tees, hoodies, and more
Our process
How your order gets printed
- 01
Art & separations
Your design is prepped and split into one layer per ink color.
- 02
Screens
Each color layer is burned onto its own mesh screen.
- 03
On press
Shirts are loaded and each color is printed in perfect registration.
- 04
Cure & check
Prints are heat-cured so the ink sets for good, then checked and packed.
Perfect for
Where screen printing shines
Team uniforms
Jerseys, practice shirts, and spirit wear in matching sets.
Staff & work shirts
Branded apparel your crew can wear every day.
Events
Races, fundraisers, reunions, festivals, and parties.
Merch & clothing lines
Bold, retail-ready prints for your brand.
Need full color instead?
Photos & gradients? Try DTF.
If your design has lots of colors, fine detail, or a photo — or you only need a few pieces — DTF printing may be the better (and more affordable) choice.
FAQ
Screen printing questions
How many colors can you screen print?
Each ink color uses its own screen, so screen printing shines with designs of one to four solid colors. For full-color art or photos, DTF is often the better fit — we'll recommend the best option when we quote.
Why is screen printing cheaper on bigger orders?
Most of the work is in setup — preparing the art and making a screen for each color. Once that's done, each extra shirt prints quickly, so the setup cost is spread across more pieces.
Can you print on the front, back, and sleeves?
Yes. Just list every print location on the quote form. Each location is set up separately, so it's factored into your quote.
What file should I send for screen printing?
Vector artwork (AI, EPS, PDF, or SVG) gives the cleanest results. If you only have a JPG or PNG, send it anyway and we'll let you know what's possible.
Ready for your screen print run?
Send us your design, quantity, and deadline — we'll get back to you with a quote.