Silk Screen Printing

Silk screen printing remains one of the most popular and durable techniques for T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, and more. Its fabric-friendly nature allows solid-color designs to be printed on almost any material.

At Zain Garments, we use advanced screen-printing methods—avoiding low-precision techniques like butter paper—to ensure crisp, sharp results, even on complex designs or unconventional print placements.

Flock Screen Printing

Flock printing, also known as flocking, combines adhesive, dye, and fine fibers to create a soft, velvety texture. The raised, fuzzy finish makes your design pop and instantly adds a premium, tactile feel to the garment.

Water-Based / Pigment Printing

Water-based or pigment screen printing uses water as the main carrier for the pigment. This eco-friendly method is ideal for white and light-colored garments and produces a soft, breathable print that blends seamlessly with the fabric.

Discharge Printing

Discharge printing works through a bleaching-like process. The ink removes the fabric's original dye and replaces it with the desired color. This results in a soft, lightweight, long-lasting print with no heavy ink feel—perfect for fashion wear.

High-Density (3D) Printing

High-density printing uses thick, high-viscosity ink to create a raised, textured 3D effect. It delivers sharp edges and a bold dimensional look suitable for T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, cosplay outfits, hats, bags, and more.

Crack Screen Printing

Also known as shatter printing, this technique uses crack ink that naturally breaks as it dries, forming unique, vintage-style fracture patterns. It's great for artistic, distressed, or retro-themed fashion pieces.

Puff Screen Printing

This method applies special puff ink that expands when heat is added, creating a soft, raised effect. Puff printing is popular for vintage looks, bold lettering, and designs that need added emphasis or depth.

Glow-in-the-Dark Printing

Using neon, glow-activated inks, this technique creates designs that light up in the dark—perfect for streetwear, themed collections, typography graphics, or Halloween-inspired apparel. Glow prints perform best on darker fabrics.

Dye Sublimation Printing

Sublimation printing transfers artwork directly into the fabric fibers using heat. It's ideal for all-over prints or high-graphic garments. Sublimation designs don't crack, peel, or fade, maintaining vivid results over time.

Sticker Heat Transfer Printing

This method applies a pre-printed design (sticker) onto the garment using heat and pressure. It is commonly used for tagless labels, small details, and graphics that need sharp definition. The print embeds firmly into the fabric for long-lasting durability.

Digital Printing

Digital printing uses specialized machinery to print the design from a digital file directly onto the fabric. It's perfect for small batches and detailed artwork. Unlike basic heat transfer prints, digital prints remain durable and can even reproduce photo-realistic images.

Direct-to-Garment (DTG) Printing

DTG is one of the most advanced printing methods available, delivering ultra-smooth, feel-less prints with exceptional detail. Although typically expensive and requiring high minimums, Zain Garments offers DTG at one of the lowest minimums in the industry—starting at just 100 pieces. This allows your brand to achieve premium-quality results at an affordable scale.