The printing method you choose will impact the durability, appearance, and cost of your custom construction work shirts. Here’s a breakdown of the best options:

🖌 Screen Printing for Bulk Orders

✔ Best for: Large orders, bold designs, and long-lasting prints
✔ Why choose it? Cost-effective, durable, and works well on any fabric
✔ Ideal for: Big crews, construction companies ordering in bulk

Screen printing is the most popular and cost-effective method for bulk orders. The ink is pressed into the fabric, creating vibrant, long-lasting designs that won’t fade easily—even with heavy-duty use.

🧵 Embroidery for a Professional Touch

✔ Best for: Premium workwear, polos, and heavy-duty shirts
✔ Why choose it? Long-lasting, textured, and gives a high-end look
✔ Ideal for: Company logos on pocket areas, sleeves, or chest

Embroidery adds a textured, high-quality finish that won’t fade or crack. It’s perfect for logos, company names, or initials, and it holds up exceptionally well in harsh work environments.

🎨 DTG Printing for Detailed Graphics

✔ Best for: Small orders with complex or multi-color designs
✔ Why choose it? Allows for photorealistic, full-color images
✔ Ideal for: Unique, detailed prints with multiple colors

DTG printing works like an inkjet printer for fabric, meaning you can print detailed, full-color images without setup costs. While not as cost-effective for bulk orders, it’s perfect for intricate logos, designs, or smaller batches.

🎯 DTF Transfers

✔ Best for: Sharp, vibrant designs with a smooth finish
✔ Why choose it? Works on all fabric types, including high-stretch materials
✔ Ideal for: Construction shirts that need detailed prints and extra durability

DTF transfers involve printing your design onto a special film and then transferring it onto the fabric using heat and pressure. It’s great for bold, colorful, and durable prints that resist fading, even in tough work environments.

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