Screen PrintingThe More You Order, the Less You Pay.
Bold, durable, classic ink — the right way to print a big run of team shirts, staff uniforms, or event tees. Exact brand colors with PMS matching. Designed in-house for Panama City Beach businesses, teams, and schools.
The Classic Shirt, Done the Classic Way
Screen printing is the method behind almost every t-shirt you’ve ever loved. Ink is pushed through a fine mesh stencil onto the fabric, one screen per color, laying down a thick and durable layer that survives years of washing. It’s bold in a way digital printing can’t quite match — and on a big run, nothing comes close on price per shirt.
The math is simple. Each color needs its own screen, and each screen has a setup cost. Spread across four shirts, that setup is expensive. Spread across two hundred, it disappears. So screen printing is the wrong call for a single tee and the right call for team shirts, staff uniforms, school spirit wear, church groups, fundraisers, and event merch — the exact orders Panama City Beach organizations bring us every season.
It’s also the only apparel method that can hit your exact brand color. With PMS matching, ink is mixed to spec rather than approximated — if your logo has to be the right navy, this is how you get it. Our in-house design team preps every file for press, and we produce through trusted local partners so you deal with one shop from art to delivery.
Colors, Quantities & Placement
- Colors: 1 to 12 colors per design — each color gets its own screen
- Quantity: priced by the run; the sweet spot starts around two dozen and the price per shirt keeps dropping as you scale
- Color matching: PMS matching available to hit your exact brand color
- Placement: full front, full back, left chest, sleeves, and pockets — each is its own print location
- Feel & durability: the classic thick ink layer; bold, opaque, and built to last through years of washing
- Artwork: designs with fewer, bolder colors print better and cost less — our studio will prep it for press
When Screen Printing Wins
You’re ordering in volume
Setup cost spreads across the run, so the price per shirt keeps falling. At a few hundred shirts, nothing else is close.
Your design uses a few bold colors
Logos, team names, and simple graphics are made for spot color. Fewer colors, better price, sharper result.
Brand color has to be exact
PMS matching mixes ink to your specified color instead of approximating it — something digital methods can’t promise.
You want that classic feel
The thick, opaque ink layer of a screen print is the traditional t-shirt look — and it’s exceptionally durable.
Need just a few shirts, a photo-real design, or printing on polyester? DTF is the better fit — and we’ll say so.
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Not a Big Run?
Screen printing is one of four methods we offer. If your order is small, full-color, or on an unusual fabric, one of these will serve you better.
Screen Printing Questions, Answered
What is screen printing?
Ink is pushed through a fine mesh stencil onto the shirt, one screen for each color in your design. It lays down a thick, bold, durable layer of ink — the classic t-shirt look that holds up through years of washing.
How many shirts do I need to order?
Screen printing is priced by the run, and each color needs its own screen setup. That makes it a poor fit for one or two shirts, but the best value once you’re ordering roughly two dozen or more. Below that, ask us about DTF.
Why does screen printing cost more for more colors?
Every color in your design needs its own screen, and every screen has a setup cost. A one-color logo is cheap to print; a six-color design needs six screens. Simplifying your artwork to fewer colors saves real money on a big run.
Can you match my exact brand color?
Yes. Screen printing supports PMS color matching, so we can mix ink to hit your exact brand color rather than approximating it. That’s one thing screen printing does better than any digital apparel method.
Is screen printing better than DTF or DTG?
It depends on the job. Screen printing wins on price and durability for large runs of a few colors. DTF handles full color, odd fabrics, and small orders. DTG is best for photo detail on cotton. We’ll tell you honestly which fits.
Can you print on sleeves and pockets too?
Yes. Sleeve prints and pocket prints are common add-ons, each counted as its own print location. Left-chest logo with a big back print is one of the most popular combinations for team and staff shirts.
Print the Whole Roster.
Send us your artwork, your quantity, and your colors — we’ll design it, prep it for press, and get your shirts made. Serving teams, schools, churches, and businesses across Bay County.
“Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed.”
Ecclesiastes 4:9 NLT