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TALLMAN.PROMO use two types of printing methods for custom fabric products. They are screen printing and dye sublimation printing.
Screen printing is a flexible design option and produces a crisp finish.
Screen printing is a more cost efficient route of printing, making it more effective on large orders.
• All materials can be screen printed
• Vibrant colour finishes
• Printed with Pantone matching system (PMS)
• 100% bleed through on fabric materials
Single or double sided
Dye sublimation is used for more advanced designs with an array of colours and details.
• Excellent for complex designs and high-quality photos
• Ideal for small quantities (higher cost)
• Full colour printing process
• PMS colours as well as CMYK are used for sublimation printing process
Which printing process should you choose?
If you only need one or two items, the dye sublimation process is a great option allowing for intricate designs and colours.
If you need larger quantities of products and your design consists of solid colours, screen printing is your best option.
Inkjet printers use hundreds of tiny guns to fire dots of ink at the paper, vinyl or other material. The characters they print are still made up of dots, just like in a dot-matrix printer, but the dots are so very tiny that you cannot see them.
• Excellent for complex designs and high-quality photos
• Ideal for small quantities
• Full colour printing process
• PMS colours as well as CMYK are used for inkjet printing process
Which printing process should you choose?
If you only need one or two items, the dye sublimation or inkjet process is a great option allowing for intricate designs and colours depending on the product.
If you need larger quantities of products and your design consists of solid colours, screen printing is your best option.
If you are still unsure what is best for you send your artwork to [email protected]
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