Screen Printing
Screen printing isn't just a printing method — it's the industry standard for a reason.
It lasts. Screen-printed ink is pressed deep into the fabric and cured for permanence. Wash it a hundred times and the design still looks like day one. Digital prints fade, crack, and peel long before that.
It feels better. A properly printed shirt feels like part of the shirt, not a sticker on top of it. Whether it's a limited drop, a tour run, or merch for a gallery show, people will actually want to wear it — not just the first week, but for years.
It looks richer. Screen printing lays down thick, opaque, vibrant color — even on dark garments — that DTF and other digital methods simply can't match at scale.
It's the smart choice at volume. Once you hit 25+ pieces, screen printing becomes more cost-effective per shirt than any digital method. The more you order, the more you save — without sacrificing quality.
Screen printing is a craft, practiced the same way it has been for decades, refined into a real production standard. At Images And Objects every screen is registered by hand, every print gets pulled with intention and inks are mixed to match, not just pulled from a shelf. We custom-mix every PANTONE colour to your exact palette, so your brand colours show up exactly as intended, every time. The result is studio-level craftsmanship and production-level reliability delivering consistency at scale.
Can't screen print it, or need a complex design with a large number of colours? We also offer DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers to make sure your project comes together exactly as envisioned.
DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing is a great option below our 15-piece minimum or for one-off designs.
Not sure which is right for your project? Tell us what you're printing and we'll point you to the best option — even if that means recommending DTF.