Discharge printing is the process of bleaching the dye out of the shirt, leaving its natural color showing through (usually a tan color). We can also PMS match discharge ink, however results vary depending on shirt color & brand. The only major downside with this kind of apparel printing is that you must wash the shirts before they take their “no feel” state. How do we know that – we have been working with discharge inks for over 10 years now!
Everybody loves those super soft cotton tees that make groggy Monday mornings just a little less terrible. Custom t-shirts made with discharge printing have a softer look and feel than t-shirts made with plastisol ink.
Discharge printing is also great for big prints, so you can have that huge design you want, without all the heavy weight. Large print design and plastisol ink don’t mesh very well, especially if you prefer lightweight, airy clothing.
Want bright, vibrant colors for your custom t-shirt design? Although discharge printing is typically done with darker materials, you can still get those bright, awesome colors your design needs to pop.
If your design is super epic and you don’t want to miss out on any of that amazingness, discharge printing will maintain the integrity of all those important details.
A special hybrid style of shirt printing resulting in bright colors and soft prints.
A method of shirt printing using waterbased ink to achieve soft prints on dark shirts.
Similar to discharge, but for white and light garments. Super soft prints unite!
A special hybrid style of shirt printing resulting in bright colors and soft prints.
A method of shirt printing using waterbased ink to achieve soft prints on dark shirts.
Traditional screen printing at it’s finest. Thicker, vibrant prints that sit on top of the shirt.
Sheets of foil are heat-pressed on top of Plastisol prints to make your shirts pop!
Sometimes called Simulated Process, this is for full-color images or photographs.
Traditional screen printing at it’s finest. Thicker, vibrant prints that sit on top of the shirt.
Sheets of foil are heat-pressed on top of Plastisol prints to make your shirts pop!
- Jason Albert
The process starts by selecting the right design, particularly for dark-colored garments. Designs need to be optimized for the discharge method to achieve the best results with minimal ink buildup.
Discharge printing works best on 100% cotton fabrics. We help you choose the appropriate garments to ensure the dye can be removed effectively for a smooth, soft finish.
We apply discharge ink to the fabric, which removes the dye from the garment and leaves behind your design. The ink reacts with the fabric to create a lighter, more breathable print.
The garment is cured through heat to ensure the discharge ink reacts fully and the design sets into the fabric. After inspection for quality, your garments are ready to go.
Discharge printing is a screen printing technique that removes the dye from the fabric, resulting in a soft, vintage look.
Discharge printing works best on 100% cotton garments and light-colored fabrics.
Discharge printing removes the fabric dye, while traditional screen printing adds ink on top of the fabric.
Discharge printing offers a soft feel, vibrant colors, and a vintage look that becomes part of the fabric.
Yes, discharge printing can be done on dark garments by bleaching out the dye and applying the desired print for a vivid finish.
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