Manufacturing services · Sialkot, Pakistan
Bold, durable logos and graphics on tees, shorts, hoodies and team wear, printed in-house with plastisol or water-based inks.
Short answer: Screen printing pushes ink through a mesh stencil onto fabric, one color at a time. It's the best method for bold logos and graphics on cotton, blends and dark garments, where sublimation doesn't work. Rumbling Fit screen prints in-house with plastisol and water-based inks, matched to your Pantone references.
For full-color, all-over designs on polyester, sublimation is usually better. See sublimation vs screen printing for fightwear.
| Ink | Feel | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Plastisol | Slight surface layer, vivid and opaque | Bold logos, dark garments, performance fabrics |
| Water-based | Soft, breathes with the fabric | Light cotton tees, vintage looks |
| Discharge | Removes dye and replaces with color, very soft | Dark cotton tees |
| Specialty | Puff, metallic, high-density, reflective | Statement graphics |
Stretch additives are used on performance fabrics so the print flexes with the garment.
Training and lifestyle tees, fight shirts, shorts, hoodies, joggers and team wear. See performance T-shirts and hoodies and sweatshirts.
Send your design, logo or reference. We reply within one working day.
Our garment MOQ is 10 pieces per design. Screen setup makes very small multi-color runs more expensive per piece.
Quality plastisol with the right curing and stretch additive is durable. Washing inside-out and avoiding high heat helps it last.
Yes, ink is mixed to your Pantone references.
Share a sketch, tech pack, reference photo or just your logo. We reply within one working day with options, a sample plan and pricing for your quantities. Minimum order: 10 pieces per design.