These are our standard plastisol inks. We can mix any custom or Pantone/PMS color for a one-time charge of $15.
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Semi-smooth Metallics
Shimmer Inks (fine glitter)
Glitters
Waterbase Shimmers
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Fluorescent
! While exact ink colors are always difficult to simulate accurately on a computer screen, fluorescent colors are impossible to replicate on a computer monitor. These are meant as an approximation of the actual color.
Glow in the Dark
Suede Inks
! Suede ink additive can be added to almost any of our standard plastisol inks!
Photochromic (color-changing inks)
! Colors appear transparent until exposed to sunlight. That’s cray-cray, yo.
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These are our standard discharge inks. We can mix any color for a one-time $20 charge. Please read below to understand discharge’s limitations and advantages.
What is discharge ink, you ask?
Discharge printing uses a chemical process to remove the dye in the fibers of a shirt and replaces it with a new color or leaves the natural cotton color when no color is added. It allows for a clean, soft and breathable print on your apparel. If you are concerned about the plastic-feeling, make-your-back-sweaty-in-the-summertime, raised ink that screen printed shirts sometimes have, then discharge is for you! It’s some sexy stuff.
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These are our standard waterbase inks. We can mix any color for a one-time $15 charge. Say!
Waterbase inks are much softer and lighter than plastisol inks. Plus, they breathe once washed (unlike plastisol), making them especially well-suited for large, solid prints.
Waterbase Shimmers
* Soy inks are also available!
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Direct-to-Garment printing (AKA DTG or Digital) uses 4-color process printing to create all its colors, the same way an inkjet printer does. Printing this way has distinct advantages, but a couple disadvantages too. For a detailed comparison of Screen Printing and Digital/DTG Printing, check out our FAQ on it.