What are the differences between embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer and thermal inkjet printing?
• Embroidery stitches are actually sewn into the garment, usually with a backing that adds support to keep the stitches tight and to prevent bunching and wrinkles. The beauty of Embroidery lies in the richness of the thread colors and the way it stands out from the underlying garment. When properly cared for Embroidery will last as long, or longer, than the original garment. Embroidery presents a very professional look and is ideal on polo shirts, dress shirts, uniforms, jackets, caps, beanies, team apparel, canvas and leather bags, backpacks, blankets, towels, robes and a wide assortment of sports accessories. • Screen Printing can be used on most garments but is ideally suited to large orders of inexpensive goods such as tee shirts, sweatshirts and light weight jackets. It does not last as long, or remain as vibrant, as embroidery but is less expensive for large orders. Screen Printing is usually not available for small orders due to the complexity of preparing and setting up the mul
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