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All Over Screen Printing

All Over Screen Printing is the process of using traditional screen printing technology, and applying a wider and longer stroke to completely cover the T-Shirt with a design on the neck, sleeves and waist.

Most screen printers that tout oversized screen printing can offer no more than 16" x 16", and while that's a decent sized print, it is nowhere near the 40" x 40" that AMBRO Manufacturing can produce.

All Over Screen Printing

As a true provider of All Over Screen Printing, AMBRO Manufacturing can produce amazing all over shirt prints that will wow your customers.

There are two types of technologies used for an all over shirt print. The first and oldest method is All Over Screen Printing, using traditional silk screen equipment. Using jumbo screen printing presses, over sized screens and other special equipment, screen printers equipped with this type of technology can create the look and feel of screen printing on your t-shirt.

The second method is all over custom dye sublimation. Custom Dye Sublimation uses only polyester garments that start white, and end up brilliantly decorated with your design. Custom dyes along with industrial heat and pressure create vivid, sharp and photo realistic on your garment.

The differences between the two types of technologies used for All Over Screen Printing are drastic. Screen printing will leave a touch to the design. Running your hand over the top of the shirt will result in a feel to it. Sublimation dyes the design or logo directly into the fabric, leaving no touch at all to the garment.

Depending on your desired outcome and the individual use of each garment, your specialized garment decorator can help you determine which method of All Over Screen Printing should be used.

If you are interested in oversized or jumbo screen printing, please consider giving us a call (908) 806-8337 or email us.

Dye Sublimation Shirts

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Dye Sublimation Shirts

Dye Sublimation Shirts are nothing short of amazing. Filled with eye catching designs on T-Shirts, Hoodies and Tank Tops, the process of Dye Sublimation involves specialized custom dye sublimation inks, computer graphic design and industrial heat and pressure.

Dye Sublimation Shirts can be accomplished on already sewn T-Shirts but is most often used in a cut and sew environment.

Dye Sublimation Shirts

Whether you are launching a new cut and sew Dye Sublimation Shirts project or you are using existing garments for your sublimation decoration, each method offers amazing results.

If you haven’t seen a garment that was created using Dye Sublimation Shirts you should seek one out. Sublimation Printing has the capability of producing photo realistic images, sharp design elements, smooth curves and simply stunning and vivid colors.

The process of Dye Sublimation Shirts always starts out with white polyester garments or fabric. Sublimation inks don’t adhere well to cotton, so if cotton is used, the result will be a blurry and muted design.

AMBRO Manufacturing is a garment decorating company with over 30 years of experience; we’ve found that using high content polyester blends 80/20 or 70/30 can work well on Dye Sublimation Shirts projects. We have also determined that polyester family members like Rayon, Nylon, Spandex, Satin etc. … can all work well in a sublimation printing environment.

Design is just as important as fabric selection. When working on a Dye Sublimation Shirts project, ensure that your art team designs for the garment that you are printing. If you are designing in a cut and sew environment, be aware of where the seams will be. If you are designing for a post sewn Sublimation Project, be aware that folding near the seams and arm pits may occur and certain design elements can mask that concern.

If you are interested in a Dye Sublimation Shirts project, please consider giving us a call (908) 806-8337 or email us.