A frequently used technique in printing that allows lesser amount of ink in a certain color to be used, allowing it to mix with the garment color or other print colors to create the illusion of more colors than are actually being printed. Each half tone of a color is no more expensive than its full tone, so it’s a great way to save money when an additional color is needed in some situations

More muted, lighter tones of color

Print on any color garment, recommended for dark prints on light color garments for best results

Used For: Gradients, Background images, Using a single color to look like its more than 1 color

An inexpensive way to make a photograph or other multi-color image into apparel. A grayscale of the image is created using full and half tones of black. Then the image can be printed in that “grayscale” version on a garment in any print color you choose.

Combination of Vibrant and Muted Color, Quality depends on size and resolution of photo

Print on any color garment, recommended for dark prints on light color garments for best results

Used For: One color versions of photos and multi-color images

In order to achieve a cracked, worn-in, eroded look, artists utilize filters prior to printing to remove parts of the images in a way to give it that vintage look.

Professional quality, eroded prints

Print on any color garment

Used For: Vintage-looking prints

Applique embroidery is the process of utilizing pre-cut lettering or material to fill in the area of design to be embroidered. Embroidering this way provides cost savings for larger embroidery, especially with background fill, while still creating a vibrant, textured imprint. Pricing is determined by the size of the letters, number of letters, and the number of layers in the design.

Multi-Dimensional & Professional embroidered designs

Embroider on any color garment

Used for: Large embroidery, commonly using pre-cut letters & symbols