Use Water Base Inks

::Water Base / Discharge::

Overview

Printing on Light Garments

Printing on Dark Garments

Advantages vs. Disadvantages

For Super Soft Prints or Vintage Designs

:: Soft Prints "Fabric Like" feel to the touch

::Print over Seams and Uneven Surfaces

:: Eco-Friendly products

:: Excellent for Infant and Toddler Apparel

:: Fashionable look and style, adds Value!

When to use Water Base Inks?

On white or light colored shirts ONLY
Distressed Prints
Vintage Prints
Toddler and Infant Apparel.
Printing Over Seams or uneven surfaces
Eco-Friendly products

Water base inks are extremely transluscent, and should not be used on dark colored or black garments. Is is also important to note that when trying to achieve the softest print possible, it is good to start with a soft shirt, such as a fine gauge jersey knit, ringspun or, pima cotton.

Standard cotton twill fabrics used on the majority of 6.1 oz. Heavyweight tees, can be a bit stiffer and coarse to begin with, especially brand new. There is nothing that says you can't do a soft hand print, on these fabrics, but for optimal results, the softer the shirt, the softer the print.

For a soft hand print on dark colored or black garments, please read the next section, printing on Dark Garments.

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF WATER BASE PRINTS ON LIGHT GARMENTS

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