Screen Printing VS Heat Press The Real Side By Side Difference!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this video I take you along with me in comparing the difference between a SCREEN PRINT and a Heat Pressed design using FULL COLOR Heat Transfers!
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Outside of DTG, no other method can really compare to the classic screen print imo. I spent 3 grand getting set up with a heat press and supplies, with plans to start a high quality brand, only to find out the hard way that even the best transfers still feel and look cheap when compared to a screen print or DTG. Heat pressing is great for commercial use, when doing low quantity prints for businesses, local sports teams, etc. But if you want to start a brand and sell your clothes at a premium, do not rely on heat pressing alone. No one is trying to spend $40+ for a tshirt that looks like it was made by a crafty Etsy mom.
Hello brother, I have a question for you about your comment ! So If I want the best quality of print for a t-shirt what would you recommend me ? ( I want to print a picture on t-shirts )
@@ismaelsiddiqi4973 screen print or DTG
This was a god response and comparison.
I can't wear heat transfer, it feels like a piece of plastic tape stuck on your shirt.
I feel you on that💯 a hot ass sticker
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Great video! I love both methods personally. Screen printing is way cheaper but more time consuming. Heat transfers from Supacolor are a great alternative for shorter runs and full color. One or two colors are the best for screen printing. That’s just from experience. Thanks for sharing!
Right on! Couldn't have said it better! Definitely agree with you there!
So I'm staring out on my own, ditching my supplier, not got the most money but found a decent heat press & transfers, worked out I can do like 40 an hour, thanks so much for this video dude :) hope your well
Glad to see you rolling! Keep grinding! Hope you are well:)
Can you share the links of the equipment please?
I will always prefer screen printing. I wish there was a easier way to do it. Having a DTG machine is still on my list to have one day. Heat transfers and vinyl for now lol
I feel you for sure!
It is easy and nice but when it comes to doing a large order you can’t beat a screen print especially when it comes to low color jobs. If your weeding vinyl for each shirt then that’s just wasting up your time. If your doing dtf prints then yeah it’s easy but it doesn’t have the same feel as a screen print would cause a heat press will always just feel like a sticker on the shirt rather then a screen print which is actual ink. They both are great and heat press is a tool in the tool belt at the end of the day
Awesome video man! I know lots of people ask about the difference. Also, rubbing the sides with a damp rag helps out with the press marks. Looking forward to your next video!
Thank you man! Sweet, appreciate the tip!
I have RVCA Shirts that are screen printed that are going on 15 years now and still holding strong. I still have shirts that my dad had made for his business and they are screen printed and are easily 35 years old or more. The cotton is incredibly soft as well. Heat Pressed Shirts with large logos always make me sweat
Very diplomatic in your review and always bringing the masses great content and knowledge.
I appreciate the those awesome words man, love to hear it!
Thanks so much for this vid, you've confirmed my suspicions about the heat press logo feeling stiff and inflexible - like a 'hot sticker' as you put it XD
Glad it helps🙌🏽 the heat press design would still be flexible but you can still feel the hot sticker aspect of it
Great content!!
Could you do a video of printers and possible settings/ pros cons/ why you chose the one your using/ ect? I see a lot of debates on these things.
which printer are you referring to?
@@baavproductions I saw in a recent video you had in description (my current printer) and it was a Cannon Pro 100. This one.
@@srtdrew1436 Yeah I use the pro 100 printer no special settings or adjustments I do. Only tweak I added was the all black ink system which I have a video up or that you can watch
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Screen print def gives an official look. Can't stand when i order a shirt n i can just tell it was pressed on 😒
Definitely agree with you on that 😬 it’s the quality of directly printing on the shirt instead of a hot sticker
i literally a cap fan i love to wear cap and i like that cartoon style design go cartoony , looking forward more cartoony junior, keep grow keep shine
Got it man! Appreciate you engaging!
Best video I found so far.
Have the same flash. Converted it to IR by calling BBC and ordering a IR panel only. It's only 2 wires and the cost was $175 with shipping. Nice video bro.
thats actually pretty darn smart. Hows that been working?
@@baavproductions a lot better even heat. I like to build things. Built my own exposure unit. 5 second burns on 156 mesh, drying cabinet with heater and fan and conveyor dryer with a Vevor 20x24 flash for heating element. I'm going to convert that to IR soon.
@@richiepyke1380 thats awesome man good for you! You really got creative and 5 seconds exposures are super impressive!
@@baavproductions thanks man. Kind of what happens when you want to learn screen printing and don't have money for all the fancy equipment. Having 4 kids will do that too you 😂.
@@richiepyke1380 Well you definitely did your thing and made it work! glad to see you make it work by any means necessary!
bro you really helped. thumbs way up man.
Happy to hear it helped!
What's more durable what's the one that cracks and peels is that heatpress?
Great video my dude! Screen printing looks the best to me, but that work though FOR REALS! Where do you get your heat transfers? Is that a DTF transfer? I'm fixing to delve into the DTF world next.
Supacolor is the name of name of the transfers
Thank you James! Transfers are from supacolor
@@one-mancrew7630 Indeed!
Love the video output!
Thank you!
Nice Video Brotha ! #GoonLifeApproved
I appreciate that bro!
Screen print feels like a rough texture, DTF sometimes feel like a sticker on your shirt, but screen printed transfers are the best!! They feels like a 10x better version of screen printing with soft and smoother texture.
Screen printing is also soft and smooth when printed good! Also even a heat press at the end after a screen print goes a long way for that smooth feel
then you are using too much ink sir
Thx buddy I know the difference now
Another banger!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing.. did you print the transfer from home. ?? Or is that a supacolor transfer..??
My pleasure, this transfer was from supacolor!
@@baavproductions thanks for the quick reply.. im new to this art. But it's something I always wanted to do. Appreciate you dropping 💎 gems 🥷
@@BruceLeef No doubt! Appreciate you engaging and showing love.
Yes sir 😍😍
The man himself!
like always man great video keep it up 👍Using super color?
Thank you as always and yes supacolor!
You eant to sale your screen printing equipment? Screen printing is better because it last longer, customer will eant thier money back because of the quality.great video
Great video!!!
Have you tried dtf printing to produce it?
Would like to know what you think
I was recently told about this technology by a friend
Absolutely, the heat press version in this video is basically a DTF print🤘🏽
Thanks man!
Thank you
bro how do i get started with only enough money for a carousel. i can't afford all the other equipment. is there something i can do in the mean time
Well you can jump into heatpress but you can get a screen printing press for less than $200 from amazon
Are there any htv that don't look fake? I don't like that cheesy look either. I like authentic look
How about a screen print htv compared to screen print? Just a thought.
Good idea, will definitely try to get that made!
A screen printed transfer is 10 times better than a regular screen print. It’s super soft, and it doesn’t feel very rough and grainy like traditional screen print. So I would recommend screen printed transfers any day.
We’ll screen prints aren’t as rough as you say they are. Screen printing is by far the best way to get garments printed. At the end of the day a screen print transfer is no different than a dtf or any other transfer. It’s not directly being printed on the shirt whereas, screen printing is directing printing on the fabric. Transfers are all held up with adhesives but again it all depends on your needs
Very nice
Thank you!
what lasts longer in machine wash>?
Screen print is king in my books
What about less screens for lower quantity jobs? If you want to start out with screen printing alone will this work? Which is better to start with to sell t-shirts in terms of starting on a budget?
Yeah you can do less screens as in simple one color jobs to start
Good Content! But which method last longer on design?
In my opinion, screen print lasts longer
love the video get content. only issue you can be hard to hear and when the music comes in its way to loud. but other then that get video.
I appreciate the feedback! will definitely try to get that resolved and better on the netxt videos. Appreciate the love!
I appreciate the feedback! will definitely try to get that resolved and better on the netxt videos. Appreciate the love!
Don’t mean anything bad by it. Just threw me off a bit going up and down with the volume.
@@crossroadsproject850 No problem here at all!
How do you make your own screens!!?
thanks bro
No doubt 🤘🏽
From where do you buy these non-logo T-shirts and hoodies?
What can i do for bigger images? I want to make multiple of my designs big but im only able to work with 8.5x11
Are you using white toner transfers in video?
which is DTF and which is DTG ?
Keep the mike loud.🔊
Roger that
if this dude stays away from bad girls and drugs HE EASILY GONA BE A BILLIONARE
nigga what
Compare Goof Proof (From Transfer Express) to a Screen Print.
Definitely will
Did you use water based or plastosol ink for the screen print?
Plastisol
@@baavproductions oh, okay, thank you for sharing with us. I hope to start screen printing in the near future ☺
GREAT VIDEO...I LEARNED MADD SHIT FROM GARY V!!! HE SPITS MAD GAME! ALSO WHAT DO YOU LIKE BETTER SCREEN PRINTING OR VYNAL? THANKS BRO
Mad game for sure man! Learned more from him than school would have taught me! If I was to choose, Im team screen printing!
@@baavproductions ok thanks bro💪🏽💪🏽
@@RAZASHARP My pleasure bro!
I’m starting with vinyl but soon going to incorporate screen printing
@@RAZASHARP Sounds perfect to me, I am sure you will do great
great video.... What do you use your Canon ix6820 printer for?
I used to use it to print transparencies but now I just use it for regular printing and use my pro 100 for transparency printing.
@@baavproductions do you like the ix6820?
@@conniehard9145 yeah its a great printer, you won't get halftones printed on it though but a great starter printer.
@@baavproductions what is halftones?
@@baavproductions I want to use it for basic printing and and printing party favors?
great vid! however, what can you say about durability?
HTV will outlast screen prints. Screen print ink cracks over time, HTV is practically waterproof. each has their pros and cons especially when it comes to time and money
Anyone know any good screen printing companies or people that single orders like I’m not a store or a resale shop that needs bulk orders of 20+ shirts just to get screen printed shirts there for personal use for myself to wear inane a good 4-6 shirts that I need screen printed all different designs and colors
NO GRIND NO GLORY‼️
I got a quote for screen printing 1 shirt for $12.75 is that to much per shirt? & Quote for heat press was $7
depends on the shirt you pick but that sounds right
and how many colors you have
@@teesprintandapparel just plain black T-shirts
nice 👌👌
Thank you!
the cap look fire son
My Guy!
The transfer had better color..
Dtf
thhis dude gona be rich he gona have millions before he ded IM SURE OF IT
Great Video
great work.
side note: gary vee is a scammer though.