Custom Screen Printing in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Hand‑pulled prints, done right the first time. T‑shirts, hoodies, totes, and more—built to look great and last.

What is Screen Printing

Screen printing is one of the most common and versatile methods of printing. It works by pressing ink through a mesh screen onto a surface—typically fabric—using a squeegee. The screen holds a stencil that blocks out certain areas, so ink only passes through where it’s meant to. Each color in a design requires its own screen, so multi-color prints are created one layer at a time.

At our shop, every print is done by hand. From setting up the screens to pulling the ink, we take the time to make sure each piece is printed with care. It’s a process that produces bold, durable prints that hold up over time.

What it’s best for

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Medium to large quantity orders

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Bold, graphic designs with solid colors

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Long-lasting prints that hold up to regular wear and washing

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Consistent results across many pieces

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Printing on cotton and cotton-blend fabrics

What it’s best for

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Not ideal for small runs due to setup time and cost

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Each color requires its own screen (multi-color designs take more time and setup)

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Not well suited for full-color or highly detailed photo-style images

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Turnaround can be a bit longer compared to digital or heat transfer methods

Screen Printing FAQ

What types of fabrics work best for screen printing?

Screen printing works best on cotton and cotton-blend fabrics but can be done on a variety of materials.

How many colors can I use in my design?

We can print up to 8 colors. Each color requires its own screen, so designs with many colors take more setup time and cost more. If printing bright colors on darker garments an under base white print is required.