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This art, also known as "Silk Screen Printing", originated between 960 - 1279 CE, in the Song Dynasty in China. It continues to be one of the most sought after ways of expression in printing to date.

The short explanation for this technique is the process of transferring a stenciled design onto a flat surface by using a squeegee to push ink through a mesh screen. So much more goes into the process of bringing your design to life using this method, we could talk about it all day because it's what we love to do but, we kept it short!

From cool vibrant colors to rich dark ones, our professional team of screen printers will produce beautiful sharp images on your products.

When you google what embroidery is ... Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle to stitch thread or yarn. 

It's so much more to us at Red Panda Printing! 

When you have a design with 15,000 stitches and every stitch is spot on, it's a thing of beauty to us. It doesn't matter if your design has 3,000 stitches and one color or 10,000 stitches and fifteen colors, every single stitch will be crisp, clean and classic.

We're always excited to see designs sent in from our customers but on occasion, help is needed. That help can be anything from completing an idea of yours or coming up with the design from start to finish. We have on hand,  a team of graphic artists that  have designed artwork for clients that range from musicians to presidential campaigns. We are equally excited to work on every design. If you need help, just let us know. This may take longer and cost a little more but having  exactly what you envisioned is priceless. 

Our Sublimation Printing technique is tried and true for our 100% polyester and poly blend garments. 

This printing method uses heat and pressure to transfer the ink into the garment for a natural soft feel. To achieve the optimum print results, white or very light colored garments are best. 

DTF or Direct to Film, is one our fastest growing printing methods! Our customers utilize this method, not only for beautiful designs to press on t-shirts, sweats, totes and other garments. Customers also choose DTF to personalize their brands with ideas like neck labels and logo placements.