Discharge printing is a technique commonly used for a softer feel. It can either remove the pigment of the garment and replace it with a new color in one step or use a discharge clear to remove the pigment color first and print colors in later steps. We use a one-of-a-kind water-based clear additive that’s combined with a plastisol colored ink and a discharge agent to create a hybrid (water-base/plastisol) ink. This innovative ink not only prints the desired new color but also discharges the original color from the underlying fabric all in one go.

SIM process is a screen printing technique that can produce photorealistic prints with intricate designs or gradients. While DTF (Direct to Film) printing is typically used for photo-realistic designs, sim process enables us to create the same effect with screen printing. A key benefit of this technique is the ability to use a limited number of colors to produce a wide range of hues. This is a high level of time and effort on the part of our Art Director and Production Manager and is sometimes not eligible for jobs depending on art, quantity, timeline, etc.