Process Overview:
Screen fabric printing is a classic method where ink is pushed through a mesh stencil to transfer patterns directly onto the fabric surface. Each color requires a separate screen, allowing for precise layering and vibrant designs. This method is highly versatile and works on a wide range of fibers, including cotton, silk, polyester, and blends, producing sharp, durable prints.

Advantages and Limitations:
The key advantages of screen printing include strong color opacity, excellent durability, and the ability to produce bold, vibrant designs on various fabric types. It is particularly effective for large-scale production runs. However, the process can be time-consuming and costly for small batches, requires a separate screen for each color, and is less suited for highly detailed photographic designs compared to digital printing.

Ideal Applications:

• Fashion apparel: T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, and tote bags.
• Sportswear: jerseys, team uniforms, and activewear with logos or repetitive patterns.
• Home textiles: curtains, table linens, pillow covers, and upholstery.