Screen printing is a printing technique where a framed mesh screen is used to transfer ink onto a garment like a stencil. A squeegee is pulled across the screen to fill the open mesh areas with ink. One color is printed at a time per screen, so several screens are used to produce a multicolored image or design. And then the garment, is placed on a conveyor dryer to heat and cure the ink for longevity of withstanding washing, drying, and normal wear. 

At Hometown we use top of the line equipment by Workhorse. We currently have one 12 pallet automatic screen print machine and one conveyor dryer. We use high quality inks that we mix using the Pantone Matching System, or PMS, which creates over a thousand colors so we can make any color you can imagine and can match any color samples you throw at us. 

 

Samples of Our Work