“Printed” means your design is processed by our computer and directly printed on the fabric. Digital printing does not use heat transfer, as the ink is directly applied to the T-shirt. Digital printing is best for detailed designs.
Screen printing involves creating a stencil and using that to apply layers of ink over the fabric. Each color in your design requires its own stencil. Screen printing is ideal for vibrant designs that require a thick layer of paint or ink over dark fabric and material.
Embroidery requires directly stitching the logo to the fabric. This method has a more prestigious and high-quality feel. Embroidery looks better on thicker materials like those used in polo shirts, dress shirts, and caps. Softer and thinner fabrics used for T-shirts may wrinkle or “pucker” when embroidered.