Whether it’s a custom T-Shirt for a party or a complete uniform embroidery solution you require, Fashion at Work’s team of in-house design and manufacturing specialists can create and deliver a fully comprehensive range of customised apparel.
We have over 26 years of experience customising uniforms for large companies as well as working with small businesses and individuals to produce some of the most professional and eye catching custom clothing and personalised workwear on the market today.
Screen printing is the traditional way of printing garments which is largely seen on most printed t-shirts.
A silk screen is used for every colour that is used in a design, so 3 colours would use 3 screens when printing onto a white garment for instance.
Your design size can be from a small front left chest design to a large print which covers most of the garment that is been printed.
The exact colour match, or pantone colour can be printed onto most items. Some garments or products that are made from a special man made fabric are not always advisable to print, due to the drying process required after the garment has been printed.
To cost your design we require an electronic version by either, .jpeg of 300dpi resolution or bigger.
Costs are worked out by the number of colours required, so for every colour, a screen is needed and then there is the cost of the print colour. The cost varies depending on the quantity required.
We cater for both small runs and large volume screen printing.
A full quote is provided once we have seen the artwork.
Thermal Heat Print is relatively new compared to screen printing, and is getting more and more popular.
Artwork format and resolution requirements are still the same, but the cost can be a lot cheaper, as you do not need to pay for screens.
The best way to describe this technique is its very similar to how football shirt names and number are printed.
