Screen printing
A method to explore for clear graphics and repeated designs. Color count, artwork detail, fabric and quantity all matter; suitability must be checked.
MAKE THE IDEA VISIBLE
Printing, embroidery & the right decoration.
Start with what the artwork needs to say. Then match the decoration to the garment, fabric, color and scale.
Embroidery
A stitched direction for a compact logo or identity mark. Fabric stability, small lettering, stitch density and placement need review.
Heat-applied transfers
A transfer-based route, including DTF, to discuss for suitable artwork and garments. Temperature, coatings, stretch and dye migration require testing.
Direct-to-garment
A digital printing route to consider where the selected fabric, pretreatment and print system support it. It is not a universal option for every material.
PLACEMENT HAS A PURPOSE
A little identity.
Or a lot of expression.
- Left chest: a compact mark; check nearby seams, buttons and zippers.
- Front: a clear central statement; allow for pockets and garment size.
- Back: larger artwork; consider hood coverage and proportions.
- Sleeve or cap: a smaller area with its own construction limits.
Test the combination, not just the idea.
One fabric color can behave differently from another. Polyester, stretch, textured knits and coated shells need method-specific checks. Final garment and artwork approval comes before any production commitment.
Prepare the artworkPlanning reference: BELLA+CANVAS printing recommendations. Listed methods are educational directions, not confirmed ALL & EACH production capabilities.
YOUR PROJECT STARTS HERE
The people come first.
Turn a few good ideas into one clear starting point.