Most shirts are imprinted using spot colors. The spot process consists primarily of solid blocks of color with only occasional minor gradation. This is the most cost effective way to print most designs.

Here are some full color designs we have printed on white, ash or natural colored shirts. The technique used for these prints is called 4 color process printing because it requires 4 process inks (cyan, magenta, yellow & black) to achieve a full color appearance.

Here is a selection of full color designs we have printed on colored shirts. In order to achieve this effect, we use a technique called simulated process printing which requires up to 7 ink colors. Though more costly than 4 color process printing, which only works on light shirts, this technique makes it possible to print full color designs on any shirt color.