T-shirt printing and embroidery, compared
Every logo and budget suits a different method. Here is how the five we offer compare. Send us your artwork and we will recommend the best one.
| Method | Minimum order | Typical logo size | Colours | Durability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Embroidery | 10 pieces | 7 to 10 cm wide on the chest | Up to 12 thread colours | Outlasts the garment |
| Screen printing | 50 pieces | 1 to 4 spot colours | Up to 30 × 40 cm | Excellent, 50+ washes |
| DTF printing | 10 pieces | Unlimited, including gradients | Cotton, poly-cotton, polyester | Very good, 40+ washes |
| DTG printing | 10 pieces | Full colour, photographic | 100% cotton | Soft, no raised edge |
| Sublimation printing | 10 pieces | Unlimited, edge to edge | Polyester dri-fit | Permanent, never cracks |
Embroidery
Embroidery stitches your logo into the fabric with polyester or rayon thread.
Read moreScreen printing
Screen printing pushes ink through a fine mesh stencil, one colour at a time.
Read moreDTF printing
DTF prints your full-colour artwork onto a special film, coats it with adhesive powder and heat-presses it onto the garment.
Read moreDTG printing
DTG works like an inkjet printer for T-shirts: water-based inks are printed straight into the cotton fibres.
Read moreSublimation printing
Sublimation turns special inks into gas under heat so they dye the polyester fibres themselves.
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