I'm using you guys for my shirts from now on just because of how well explained this video was. A lot of my concerns and questions were answered. Thank you.

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What about quality? Isn’t the quality of screen printing 1000% better?

So glad you found it helpful! 👍

If done correctly, both screen printing and digital printing should last for many, many washes. In digital printing, the cracking that you're referring to is actually a sign that the t-shirt was not pretreated or cured properly and you may have experienced this because the process can be a little temperamental. I'd recommend finding a printer with great customer service for some peace of mind, and that's where we come in.

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If you ordered from us, you can wash either one of them! We generally recommend washing inside-out on cold.

Some customers prefer digital printing because of the fast production time and the ease of reproducing photographic images. You just won't see the bulk discounts that screen printing offers at larger quantities. It comes down to what you're trying to achieve and for some, digital printing makes more sense despite a larger order size.

Did you figure it out?

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Thank you so much!

Hi Ivy! Well, UberPrints was founded back in 2005 at the very beginning of the advent of t-shirt digital printing. We learn more every year about how to make better t-shirts so that we can pass that quality on to the orders we deliver.

You don’t go to class for this. You just take the risks and just do it.

Great question! Digital printing takes fewer steps to set up, but doesn't offer much of a bulk discount because it takes just as much work to print the last as it does the first. Screen printing requires more work to set up, but you get much larger bulk discounts because production gets more and more efficient as you print more. So screen printing is cheaper for bulk orders, but you'll find that digital printing is much cheaper for smaller orders.

The shirt I'm wearing was actually digitally printed and is the Jersey T-Shirt by Bella Canvas. Great question!

Digital printing can do a better job of reproducing really tiny details, but you'll likely save a ton of money with screen printing if it's more than 12 pieces. If the minute details of your design are important, digital printing might be the better option.

Digitally printed t-shirts should last for many, many washes just like any screen printed shirts. We use the latest and greatest in digital printing technology which helps ensure the most durable prints possible.

Even when you upload your own image, everything in this video still applies. Our art department is fully capable of preparing uploaded images for both screen and digital printing. Screen printing may just require some simplification depending on how complex it is.