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| 1Color White on a Black T-Shirt with**Halftones | 4 Spot Colors with**Halftones |
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| Metallic Silver | Four Color Process |
**Halftones - As you may know, color shading is achieved by using halftones (tiny dots of varying size). The issue being what appears very smooth on a computer screen can look a bit grainy when printed on a T-shirt. In garment printing we must use a larger size dot pattern than other printing media, usually about 42 lines-per-inch (compared to newsprint which uses 65 lines-per-inch). This is a very effective way to simulate varying shades of color using a single shade. I just need to let you know about our process so you don't have unrealistic expectations of what we can produce on a T-shirt using screen printing. |
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