Screen printing is the most common technique when it comes to produce custom t shirts. For each color in the design, a screen is made, and the ink is then applied to the t-shirts using the screens. The design is first produced, and then it is burned using a light-sensitive emulsion onto a screen. The screens are then mounted on a press, and a squeegee is used to apply ink on the screens. In order to transfer the ink from the screen onto the fabric, the t-shirts are placed on the press, and the screens are pressed down onto the shirts. Each color in the design goes through this procedure again.

Heat transfer vinyl, is a type of material that can be used to transfer designs onto t-shirts. It consists of a vinyl sheet that has a heat-activated adhesive backing. To use it, you will need to cut out the design from the vinyl sheet using a vinyl cutter. Once the design is cut out, you can weed out the excess vinyl, leaving just the design. The design is then placed onto the t-shirt and a heat press or iron is used to transfer the design onto the shirt. The heat activates the adhesive on the back of the vinyl, causing it to bond with the fabric of the shirt. Heat transfers vinyl is a quick and easy way to create custom t-shirts, numbers and names.

Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing is a technique that uses inkjet technology to print a pattern directly onto a t-shirt. A specific DTG printer is used to print the design onto the shirt after it is developed on a computer using a program like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop. Like a typical office printer prints onto paper, the printer uses inkjet printheads to apply the ink directly to the fabric of the shirt. DTG printing is a fantastic choice for making small numbers of t-shirts since it allows for a high level of detail and color accuracy. DTG printing is quick and simple because screens don't need to be set up and we can easily print low shirt quantities.