Screen printing on fabric

Screen printing on fabric is the print par excellence.

Seride: screen printing on fabric

Screen printing on fabric is the print par excellence; it is the technique that was used for fabric prints before the advent of digital.

It is a service that Seride is still able to offer when our partners’ needs are to print on heavy fabrics such as sweatshirts, fleece or sponges, or for special techniques such as devoré.

It is for this reason that we recommend, among the various printing techniques, screen printing especially for all products intended for clothing or accessories

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How screen printing on fabric works

Screen printing on fabric is a process consisting of a number of very specific steps.

  1. The first step is to break down the design into the colours required to achieve the final result: preparing the design in digital format, separating each individual colour to be used and then transferring them onto the squares to be printed by photogravure.
  2. After the printing squares have been made, they are printed onto fabric: the colour is transferred by passing through the holes on each printing square.
  3. Finally, the fabric must be treated so that the ink is fixed. This process changes depending on the type of ink used in the process.

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Why choose textile screen printing

Screen printing is particularly suitable for printing on heavy, thick fabrics that require good colour penetration, which the digital technique cannot achieve, and it is also the only technique that can achieve devorè printing….

In addition, special inks such as fluorescent, metallic or special effect inks as well as the application of glues for subsequent lamination can also be used with screen printing.

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Some interesting facts about screen printing techniques

The screen printing technique originated in ancient China many years ago as a manual printing process commonly known as artisan screen printing.

It was only in the 1960s and 1970s, thanks to the pop culture boom in the West, that screen printing was industrialised and spread to our country.

All the printing techniques we can offer you at Seride

In addition to screen printing on fabric, at Seride we can work on printing on fabric using:

At Seride, all finishing processes, such as coupling, calendering, water repellent, lamination are also carried out in-house.

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