San Diego Silk Screen Printing, T-shirt printing, San Diego Embroidery, San Diego Direct to Garment Printing on Dark shirts, DTG

Candroy is your one stop production company. Well known as San Diego's Embroidery, San Diego's Direct to Garment (DTG or Digital Garment Printing) and San Diego's Silk Screen Printing (screenprinting) on t-shirts, polo shirts, tank tops and other garments. Tell us about your project and in no time our expert staff will inform you of the best method, garment and options at the lowest cost. Candroy silk screen, embroidery and direct to garment (DTG) produces your project in a fraction of the time, with the highest quality and lowest cost.

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I: Click and tell us about your project

II: Click to send us your design.

DTG (Direct to Garment)

Direct to Garment Printing or DTG is the Future of Garment Printing. This means printing a full color image directly onto a fabric without needing any set-ups, screens, or films. When designers want to print 5 to 10 shirts to test the market, and see if there's a future for their designs, DTG is their best option.
The quality of your design on the fabric depends on two variables, the file and the printer. We only use KORNIT and BROTHER DTG garment printers to insure the highest quality of printing.
Click on the image to see DTG in action.

Embroidery

Embroidery machines need commands to tell the needles where to go and what to do. This action is known as "Digitizing". Any logo or font needs to be digitized. The good news is that embroidery machines come with certain fonts already programed, so you don't have to pay for digitizing.
Visit our "Embroidery" page to see available / digitized fonts and images that you can choose for your project.

Screen Printing (Silkscreen)

Screen printing or as some call it silk screeing, is best when the image is a spot color image. This means the colors don't fade out and there are no gradients. Screen printing is mailnly used for higher volume of garments. This is due to the time and effort that it takes for the set-up / screens to be created. Every color needs it own screen. Also, every light color ink on a dark color fabric needs a white under layer. This is to ensure that all of the colors look as vibrant as possible when printed on the shirt.

See "SCREEN PRINT" page for details.
The best quality images for screen printing are created with either Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop or Coral Draw. There are many types of inks and style of printing such as:
INKS: Plastisol Ink, Water Based Ink, Neon Ink, ...
Non-Inked applications: Flock, Foil, Discharge, Glitter, Shimmer, ...