Custom Apparel Printing

Apparel Printing
Custom Apparel Printing

Graphic Impact prints on apparel in a variety of ways including Direct to Garment, Screen Print, Thermal Transfer, Direct to Film, and Special Effects heat press.  You can even design your own UArizona T-Shirt or Hoodie!

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Hoodies and Long Sleeve

Full color printing, with no minimum or set-up.  Done in as little as one business day. Without solvents and friendly to the environment.  With larger quantities (usually over 150), we'll screen print your project.
Just a logo?  We have that covered too, with an exclusive thermal printing process.  Need some designs to help you get started?

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Long Sleeve Hoodie
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UA Apparel
University of Arizona Custom Shirts

Design your own shirt on-line.  Direct to Garment Printing with no minimums and no set-up.  Licensed supplier for customized and personalized UArizona apparel. Not sure where to start? Here's a catalog of ideas to get you going.

Make your ua shirt unique

UArizona Full Color Tee
Custom UArizona Shirts
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UA Family Shirts
Full Color T-Shirts
Full Color Tee's

Full color on light and dark shirts are not a problem. And there is no minimum quantity or set-up fee whether you need one or a hundred.  No solvents are used and our process is friendly to the environment.  For larger quantities we'll take advantage of screen printing. Just need a smaller logo or graphic?  We have you covered with our exclusive thermal printing process.

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Printed Short Sleeve Shirts
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Full Color Print

Custom Apparel Printing

Six facts about custom apparel printing that make it a great idea

1. Custom apparel printing is printing designs or logos on garments.

Custom apparel printing is a process of printing designs or logos on garments. Businesses often use it as a marketing tool to promote their brand or product. Custom apparel printing can be done on various garments, including t-shirts, hoodies, and hats.
There are several factors to consider when choosing a custom apparel printing company. These include the type of garment to be printed, the design or logo, the printing method, and the turnaround time.
To help you make an informed decision, here are six facts about custom apparel printing you may not know.

2. It is also known as garment printing, t-shirt printing, or custom t-shirt printing.

Custom apparel printing is also known as garment printing, t-shirt printing, or custom t-shirt printing. It is the process of using ink to transfer designs, logos, or artwork on fabrics such as clothes, T-shirts, hats, and other apparel items. Businesses commonly use it as a marketing tool to promote their brand or products.
 
The process involves creating a graphic design, which is printed onto the fabric using various printing techniques such as screen printing, direct-to-garment printing (DTG), Digital Fusion (DTF) sublimation printing, vinyl printing, heat transfer printing, iron-on transfers, and embroidery. Different printing techniques provide varying degrees of quality, cost, and turnaround time.
 
Factors such as cost, quality and turnaround time should be considered when choosing a print company. It is also important to consider the type of garments the print shop can provide and the type of printing technology(s) they employ.
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3. Custom apparel printing is mostly done on t-shirts, but can also be done on other garments such as hoodies, tank tops, and more.

 
Custom apparel printing is mainly done on t-shirts, but many other garment types can be printed. These include hoodies, tank tops, long-sleeved shirts, polo shirts, shorts, and hats. Depending on the garment type, printing techniques such as screen printing, vinyl printing, direct-to-garment printing (DTG), Digital Fusion (DTF), sublimation printing, and others may be used to achieve the desired results.
 
The cost of custom apparel printing will vary depending on the garment type, the printing technique used, and the amount of garments being printed. Some printing techniques, such as screen printing and garment types, may require additional costs for setup and artwork, whereas others may be more cost-effective. It is recommended to check with us and ask for an estimate before placing an order.
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The most popular way to print custom designs on clothing is called screen printing. This technique is good for printing a lot of shirts, hoodies, or tank tops at once without spending too much money. Screen printing works by making a pattern (called a stencil) and using it to add ink to the clothes. This process is easy, but it takes some time to set everything up. If you need a lot of clothes printed, screen printing is a good choice.

There are other printing ways like DTG, DTF, sublimation, and vinyl printing. These methods work better for smaller orders or designs with more details. If you’re not sure which method is best for you, it’s a good idea to ask for advice from a printing company like Graphic Impact.
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5. Custom apparel printing is a great way to promote your brand or business.

 
Custom apparel printing is a great way to promote your brand or as a gift. It’s a cost-effective way to create a visual representation of your brand that doesn’t require a large budget. Plus, it’s an easy way to advertise your business or product to potential customers.
 
Custom apparel printing is also a great way to connect with them because the clothing they wear will be associated with your brand. Custom apparel is an ideal medium for businesses to use when promoting special occasions and important events.
 
Custom apparel printing is also a great way to reward your loyal customers. Companies can print custom t-shirts and other apparel with special discounts and promotional codes to show appreciation to their customers.
 
Finally, custom apparel printing is a great way to show customer appreciation. Companies can print custom t-shirts and other apparel with messages of appreciation or love to show how much they value their customers.
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6. Custom apparel is more affordable than you might think.

There are a few ways you can get custom apparel for less. One way is to order in bulk. Another way is to find a company that specializes in custom apparel and has the technology to complete your project in house. And finally, you can use a company such as Graphic Impact that can print only the number of items you need at the time.

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DTF (Digital Fusion)

Direct to Film or DTF is a process that transfers prints onto fabric or other substrates using a heat-press mechanism. Also works  works on cotton and poly blends.

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Screen Printing

The most widely-known and widely-used form of decorating apparel.  Each color of ink is pushed through a different stencil (screen) and layered onto the surface of the textile. (fabric)

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DTG (Direct to Garment)

Direct-to-garment printing (DTG) is textile printing. Unlike other printing methods, such as heat transfer or dye sublimation, DTG uses specialized ink in order to print directly onto the garment.

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Embroidery

Embroidery automation uses patterns digitized with software. The different types of “fills” add texture and design to the finished work. Best for smaller quantity.

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DTF & Laser (Decals)

DTF Film (transfers).  Simply upload a single image design file or a design file with multiple images included (max size 23″ by any length) and transfers will be ready for you on a roll, ready to cut and apply.

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Special Effects Heat Transfer​

Specialized vinyl application.  Whether you’re decorating for athletics, fashion, or corporate apparel, we have a finish and material to help you get the job done and looking great.

If you’re looking for high-quality custom apparel, look no further than Graphic Impact. We use the latest printing technology to produce custom shirts, hats, and other garments that meet your specifications. We’re also passionate about customer service, so you can be sure you’ll be happy with your purchase. Call us today at (520) 795-7446 to get started.