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Screen printing
Screen printing in Houston.
Custom screen-printed T-shirts, hoodies and team apparel for Houston businesses, schools and events. Share your quantity, artwork and deadline so we can recommend the right garment and print method.
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Made for more than just work.
Screen printing supports teams, events, staff apparel and retail merchandise.
Events
Memorable merch for your occasion.
Staff
Branded apparel your people will wear.
Retail merch
Create custom gear to sell or give away.
A straightforward process.
1. Artwork setup
We prepare your artwork for the selected print method.
2. Choose your colors
Agree on the garment and ink colors for your project.
3. Approved proof
Review the agreed proof before production.
4. Production & reorder
We print your approved order and keep its details for future reorders.
Find the right method for your design.
Screen printing is a practical option for bold designs, solid colors and suitable group quantities. We also offer DTF and can recommend the best fit for your artwork and garment.
- Clear artwork and logo reproduction
- Garment and ink compatibility reviewed
- Options for tees, hoodies and more
- Project-specific pricing for your quantity
Recurring orders made easy.
Keep your team, event or retail collection consistent with approved artwork and simpler reordering.
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Frequently asked questions.
What quantities work best for screen printing?
Screen printing becomes especially cost-effective as quantity increases. Share an estimate and LS Custom will recommend the right production method.
Can you help choose the shirt?
Yes. Recommendations can be based on budget, audience, comfort, durability and available colors.
How long does an order take?
Timing depends on products, artwork, quantity and delivery needs. Your written quote confirms the schedule before production.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Minimums vary by product and decoration method. Share your approximate quantity so we can recommend a practical option.
Plan the complete print order
Make artwork approval specific.
Compare decoration options and confirm what will be printed on each garment.
Can we compare screen printing and DTF for the same design?
Yes. Provide the same artwork, garment choices, quantities and placements for both options. Compare appearance, sample feel, setup, unit cost and future reorder requirements. The method should be selected for the actual product and design, not solely because one process is described as universally better.
How do we specify a print size instead of asking for a large logo?
Give the intended finished width and height and identify the placement on the garment. Review those dimensions on the proof. A reference photo can help explain the look, but it should not replace written sizing and placement instructions for production.
Should youth and adult shirts use the same print dimensions?
Review the design against the smallest and largest garments in the order. Ask whether one approved print size is suitable or whether separate artwork sizes are needed. Confirm any additional setup and which garment sizes receive each version before approving the complete size run.
How should front, back and sleeve prints appear in the approval?
Identify every decorated location with its own artwork version, dimensions and color instructions. Match those locations to the quote so no placement is assumed to be included. Different employee or sponsor versions should be mapped to their exact quantities before production.
Can the same design be used on both light and dark shirts?
It can be reviewed, but the team should approve the appearance on each garment color and identify any artwork or production changes. Specify whether the logo colors must remain the same. Do not approve only the light-shirt mockup and assume the dark-shirt version will be identical.
Can we update a previous event shirt without starting from scratch?
Send the previous order reference and clearly mark the new year, sponsors, dates or other changes. Reapprove the complete design after editing; do not rely on a verbal instruction to change one detail. Garment availability, production setup and pricing are reconfirmed for the new order.
Can one print run be divided between offices or events?
Split packing and delivery can be quoted. Provide each destination's garment sizes, quantities, receiving contact and required arrival date before approval. The print quantity and shipping plan are separate decisions; multiple destinations add packing and freight requirements even when the artwork is identical.
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