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Screen printing services from 25 units, with up to 10 colours and Pantone-matched inks.
We offer professional screen printing services in London. Screen printing suits short and large runs alike, delivering durable prints across t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and premium garments with a clean, consistent finish.
For brands and businesses seeking high quality screen printing, it remains the most trusted method for garment decoration because it delivers vibrant colour, sharp detail, and long-lasting durability across a wide range of fabrics. It’s the best choice for larger runs, where consistent quality and cost efficiency matter most.
Answer five quick questions to see if screen printing suits your job, or which method would suit it better.
| Screen | DTG | DTF | Embroidery | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum order | 25 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Lowest price per garment at 100+ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Exact Pantone colour matching | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Bright, solid colour on dark garments | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Long-lasting, wash after wash | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Special finishes | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fine detail and small text | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Gradients and halftones | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
Screen printing remains the standard bearer for professional garment printing, with Pantone colour matching, consistent coverage on larger print areas and specialist inks such as water-based, plastisol, fluorescent (neon) and metallic. It delivers durable, vibrant results that make it the best choice for medium to large runs.
Up to 10 colours on light garments, or 8 plus a white base on dark garments.
Up to 37 x 47cm. Tote bags up to 28 x 40cm. The maximum size depends on the print position, garment size and how the garment loads on the press.
Per design, across mixed sizes, styles and colours. Sampling is available before a full run.
We mix inks to your Pantone Coated (C) references, so brand colours stay the same on every run and reorder.
Printed straight onto the fabric, with no base layer needed.
We print a white base under your colours so they stay bright on black and dark garments.
Each position is priced as a separate print. We also print on tote bags and other accessories.
See how quantity, colours and garment colour change the print price.
Print price per garment, one position
A guide only. Garments, extra positions and finishing are priced on your quote.
Prices are for standard plastisol ink. Speciality inks and effects cost extra.
Get an exact quoteScreen printing is the most efficient method for bulk t-shirt production and large orders, keeping unit costs low with consistent quality on every garment.
Plastisol inks are oil-based and purpose-built for durable, vibrant garment printing. They produce bright, opaque colour that holds up across long runs and multiple washes. Plastisol suits tonal and detailed designs. It feels slightly heavier than water-based ink and breathes a little less on large print areas, but it’s generally the best all-round choice for quality and longevity.
Water-based inks soak into the fabric fibres rather than sitting on top, leaving a soft, breathable finish with almost no texture. Best suited to light-coloured garments, they’re also a more environmentally friendly option. Colours may appear slightly muted over time, giving a relaxed, vintage look.
CMYK screen printing recreates full-colour designs and photographic artwork using four transparent inks: cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Fine halftone dots overlap to form smooth gradients and natural tones. We use it for detailed or tonal artwork that spot colours can’t reproduce.
Puff inks expand when cured under heat, creating a raised, 3D surface. The effect works best on bold, solid shapes or as an accent layer within a larger print. Use it for bold logos, or as a raised accent on part of a bigger print.
Foil printing adds a metallic shine to garments using heat and pressure. We first screen print a clear adhesive, cure it, and then apply your chosen foil colour, from gold and silver to bold tones and holographic finishes. The finish is smooth and shiny, and catches the light.
Metallic inks combine finely ground metallic pigments with resin binders to produce a subtle, long-lasting shimmer. While not as reflective as foil, they offer a more durable finish suitable for repeated washing and everyday wear. Metallics work especially well for understated branding or layered with other inks for tonal highlights.
Fluorescent inks are bright neon colours that glow under UV light. These pigments absorb ultraviolet energy and re-emit it as bright visible colour, producing striking results on dark or neutral fabrics. Because the inks are semi-transparent, we usually print a white base layer to maximise brightness and contrast.
Glow in the dark inks use phosphorescent pigments that absorb energy and release it slowly as visible light. They charge under daylight or UV exposure and emit a soft glow in the dark. Available in several shades, green typically appears brightest to the human eye and delivers the strongest effect.
Reflective inks are made by suspending microscopic glass beads in a flexible binder. When exposed to direct light, the surface reflects illumination back to the source, increasing visibility at night or in low light. This effect is both functional and decorative, adding safety and standout appeal to activewear and outerwear designs.
Cracking ink gives garments an instant vintage or distressed look. A self-crack base is printed beneath the top layer of ink, which naturally fractures as it cures. The thicker the ink, the bigger the cracks.
Flock printing adds a soft, velour-like texture to printed designs. The process begins with a screen-printed adhesive base, onto which fine fibres are applied before heat pressing. The finish is raised and soft to the touch, and works well on logos and lettering. Flock has a high minimum order, so ask us before planning around it.
Effects can be combined, for example a puff outline on a plastisol print. Ask us for samples of any finish.
Send us your garment choices, quantities and artwork and we’ll come back with a full quote.
See and feel your print before the full run. Sampling is available on every method.
Screen print sample prices
Send what you have and we will check it before anything is printed.
Every project begins by creating careful specifications followed by artwork separation and screen preparation. Each colour layer is exposed onto a fine mesh screen, then aligned and tested for precision. We mix inks to your exact Pantone colours before printing each garment either by hand or automatic press. Once printed, pieces are heat-cured to make them wash-fast, then checked for consistency. The result is a sharp, durable print with a slightly raised feel.
Turnaround: usually 7 to 15 working days from final approval, depending on order size and the time of year. Rush orders may be possible, just ask.
Cotton and cotton-rich garments give the best screen prints. Most merch ranges start with a tee and a hoodie, so see our custom t-shirts and custom hoodies.
Screen printing / T-shirts
Simple one colour screen printed merchandise for a climbing centre clothing range, including natural cotton t-shirts and a blue ombre t-shirt for retail and staff wear.
Screen printing / Merch
Custom screen printed merchandise for Spanish record label Suara Music, featuring bold artwork printed on premium garments for merch sales and events.
Hand screen printing / T-shirts
Hand screen printing lets us turn around smaller screen printing jobs with close attention to detail. The two colour whale-inspired tees for OneNine5 are a perfect example.
We can finish your order where we print it. We relabel, fold, bag and swing tag each piece, so it arrives ready to go on sale. See garment finishing for every option.
We can take out the manufacturer’s label and sew in yours, or print your label inside the neck.
We can fold and polybag every garment for you, add size stickers so each piece is easy to identify, and print SKU stickers to keep your stock organised.
The icing on the cake. We can source swing tags for you, or provide your own and we’ll attach them to your garments.
We screen print for fashion labels, creative agencies, events and all brands. We run automatic and manual presses, so we can match the press to the size of the job. We also do embroidery, so a printed back and a stitched chest logo can go on one order. All screen printing, finishing, and quality checks take place in London, giving you full control from first proof to final print.
Get a quote for your project. Tell us about it and we’ll get back to you with pricing and advice.
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Yes. We print for clothing brands, events and bulk garment orders. Printing in London lets us keep consistency and control across large production runs.
Yes. We send screen printing orders by courier across the UK, and we ship abroad too.
25 units per design, across mixed sizes, styles and colours. For smaller runs, DTG and DTF printing start at 10 units, and sampling is available.
Usually, yes. It becomes more cost-effective as quantities increase. The prints also last through repeated washing.
Up to 10 colours on light garments, or 8 plus a white base on dark garments. Gradients print well within reason, and photo prints suit larger runs on light garments.
Yes. We print a white base under your colours so they stay bright on black and dark garments.
Yes. We mix inks to your Pantone Coated (C) references, so your colours stay the same across every run and reorder.
Very. The ink bonds with the fabric, so colour and detail hold up well, even after repeated washing. That’s why it’s commonly used for bulk clothing production.
Yes. We print puff, metallic, fluorescent, glitter and textured inks. Speciality inks cost extra, so ask us for a price with your quote.
T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and tote bags. It works best on cotton and cotton-blend garments.
Not on dark 100% polyester. Dye in polyester can bleed into the ink, so we use DTF transfers for dark polyester instead. Light polyester can be screen printed with a dye-blocking base, up to 4 colours. Nylon is one colour only, with a special nylon ink. For many polyester and nylon garments, DTF transfers are the better option.
Yes. We screen print the main design and add names and numbers in vinyl.
Yes. For 1 to 4 colours, samples cost £30 per screen, plus £100 for the sample print. See the sample prices above for 5+ colours.
Vector files (AI, PDF, EPS or SVG) work best. PNG or PSD files are fine at 300dpi at print size. We separate your artwork into screens for you.
Most screen printing orders take 7 to 15 working days from final approval. Bigger runs and busy times of year sit at the longer end. If you have a deadline, tell us when you ask for a quote and we’ll see if a rush order is possible.
