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Custom Screen Printing in Kearney, NE

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Custom Screen Printing Company Near You

It takes a team effort to make shirts as beautiful as ours. It requires a combination of hard work, an artful eye, and careful crafty hands. Of course, it all starts with your design. Whether you use our top-of-the-line design studio or upload your own creation, it’s really your idea that sparks our drive. That drive starts in the art department.


Our team of art experts act as your second pair of eyes. Not only do our designers understand the ins and outs of making an amazing shirt, but they’re also artists themselves. That means they know how to preserve the most important elements of your design in a way that fits your budget.

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Our Custom Screen Printing Options

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Premium Standard

A special hybrid style of shirt printing resulting in bright colors and soft prints.

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Discharge Printing

A method of shirt printing using waterbased ink to achieve soft prints on dark shirts.

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Waterbase Printing

Similar to discharge, but for white and light garments. Super soft prints unite!

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Premium Standard

A special hybrid style of shirt printing resulting in bright colors and soft prints.

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Discharge Printing

A method of shirt printing using waterbased ink to achieve soft prints on dark shirts.

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Plastisol Printing

Traditional screen printing at it’s finest. Thicker, vibrant prints that sit on top of the shirt.

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Foil Printing

Sheets of foil are heat-pressed on top of Plastisol prints to make your shirts pop!

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Process Printing

Sometimes called Simulated Process, this is for full-color images or photographs.

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Plastisol Printing

Traditional screen printing at it’s finest. Thicker, vibrant prints that sit on top of the shirt.

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Foil Printing

Sheets of foil are heat-pressed on top of Plastisol prints to make your shirts pop!

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What are the Advantages of Screen Printing?

Durable & Long Lasting

Screen printing provides excellent durability as the inks involved where designed to be used on a range of different surfaces. In addition to the inks physical properties, the act of pressing the silk screen ink into the fabric further increases the longevity of the design.


A t-shirt or polo tee that uses the screen process will stand up to years of washes and physical abuse. We highly recommend this type of printing process for our clients in active environments often found in the service industry.

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Vivid Color Palette

Screen printing is popular in contemporary art because of its ability for creativity and vivid colors. The inks that are used will last a long time before they begin to fade.
In most cases the ink that is used is called Plastisol, which was designed to offer superior colors and durability. The simple screen process also allows for modifications to the technique that can result in some fascinating designs.

The Ability To Scale

Screen printing reduces the about of work to resize images and logos that would appear on different locations of the shirt. In other types of t-shirt printing, the image scaling process would involve making changes to many image files.


A good example of image scaling would be where the client wants a logo on the t-shirt pocket, the arm sleeve, and the back of the t-shirt. The silk screen process make use of photosensitive masks which greatly reduces the number of man hours.

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Economies of Scale

The affordability of screen printing occurs when the size of the order increases as the fixed cost is then spread over the volume of items to be printed.


As an order size increases, the costs for screen printing falls, because the initial setup costs of the silk screening are spread over a larger number of garments. At some point, screen printing will actually become more economical than heat transfers.

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Friendly service, helpful in making requested changes. Reasonable prices and fast service. We were under a tight deadline. Finished order with 2 days before event. Thank you for your services.

- Bob Unick

The Custom Screen Printing Process

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Artwork Preparation

The screenprinting process begins with preparing your design. Simple, bold artwork works best for this method. We ensure your artwork is high-quality and optimized for printing on the selected apparel or items.

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Screen Setup

After the artwork is prepared, we create screens for each color in your design. The screens act as stencils through which the ink is applied to your garments.

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Ink Application

We apply ink to the screen and press it onto the fabric, layer by layer for multi-color designs. Each layer is cured to ensure the ink adheres properly and maintains its vibrant appearance.

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Final Inspection

Once the printing is complete, we inspect the final product to ensure quality. After approval, your custom-printed apparel is ready for pickup or delivery.

Custom Screen Printing Examples

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Screen Printing FAQs

  • What kind of screen printing ink do you use?

    The type of ink we use is called plastisol. This ink is highly versatile, doesn't dry unless cured properly, and offers unmatched durability, resulting in a shirt that lasts a lifetime.


  • Do you offer water-based inks?

    Of course! At Moonlight Custom Printing, we strive to meet your specifications. Contact us to discuss the water-based ink printing options we have available.


  • All screen printing eventually comes off in the wash, right?

    Wrong. Our high-quality inks and proven screen printing and drying process ensure a shirt that stands the test of time.

  • Can you only print on T-shirts?

    Shirts are our best-selling item, but we also print on hoodies, sweatshirts, hats, caps, towels, and more, including unisex, men's, women's, and kids' styles.

  • How do you make sure designs print accurately on dark garments?

    We use a process called flash curing to create vivid, accurate prints on dark garments. Our production team, comprised of some of the best screen printers in the country, ensures superior quality.





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