Stronger value at volume
Setup costs spread across the run, allowing the per-piece price to improve as quantity increases.
High volume · Classic finish
Screen printing is the classic production method behind team, event, staff, and merchandise apparel. Each color uses its own screen, so the setup becomes more economical as the run grows. It is a strong fit for bold spot-color designs, larger quantities, and a traditional printed finish.

Where this method shines
Why customers choose it here
We match the method to the product, material, artwork, quantity, and deadline—then keep the approved version connected to the job.
Setup costs spread across the run, allowing the per-piece price to improve as quantity increases.
Properly cured ink creates a durable finish designed for regular wear.
Simple solid-color graphics reproduce with clean edges and strong opacity.
Method review, setup, printing, curing, and quality control stay with our Lanham team.
Proof-first workflow
You see and approve the production direction before the order is made.
Send the artwork, garment preference, quantity, and deadline.
We confirm the color count and whether screen printing is the best-value method.
Review and approve the proof.
We prepare screens, print, cure, and inspect the order in-house.
Pick up in Lanham or use the confirmed delivery option.
Clear before production
Screen printing is quoted by garment, quantity, print locations, and number of colors. A setup charge applies to each required screen and spreads across the run, which is why the per-piece price generally improves at higher quantities.
No production begins until the method and proof are confirmed for the order.
Before you choose
Screen-print minimums depend on the design, color count, garment, and setup. Share the project details and we will confirm the exact minimum before quoting. For smaller runs, DTF may be the better fit.
Screen printing generally provides better per-piece value on a large run with a few solid colors. DTF is often more economical for smaller quantities, full-color artwork, or mixed fabrics.
Screen printing is strongest for artwork with a small number of spot colors. DTF or DTG may be a better fit when the design has many colors, gradients, or photographic detail.
Properly cured screen printing is highly durable. Following the garment care guidance helps preserve the print.
Yes. Tees, hoodies, and other apparel may work well. We confirm garment compatibility before the order moves into production.
Family-owned in Lanham, with flexible quantities and same-day or rush availability confirmed for the specific job.