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Printing on shirt pockets can be a bit of a pain for those new to screen printing. Here are some easy tips to help.
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Pocket Printing Tips for Screen Printers
Posted by Ryan Bolin - Outside Sales on 8/22/2016
Printing on shirt pockets can be a bit of a pain for those new to screen printing. Here are some easy tips to help.
Ink Color Accuracy on the Web
Posted by Josh Gilbert - Outside Sales on 8/8/2016
Many visitors to the Texsource website may be concerned with the accuracy of the color swatches in the ink section - here are some step that we use and that you can use to ensure that what you are seeing on your screen is as close as possible to the product that you receive.
Brace Yourselves - Winter is Coming
Posted by Ronnie Cannon - Outside Sales on 8/3/2016
In late summer and early fall, many screen printers can look forward to some of their busiest times of the year. But waiting until the last minute can be costly both to productivity and to the bottom line.