Silk Screen Printing in The United States of America is a standard process used to print simple spot color images. When printing via Silk Screen domestically your artwork should stay fairly simple with minimal registration (when two different colors meet/overlap) needed.

Pros of Domestic Silk Screen Printing	Cons of Domestic Silk Screen Printing
Quick Turnaround	Limited Print Area
Low Printing Cost	Complex Designs May Have Registration Issues
Low Setup Cost (screens stored up to a year)	Raised texture of Paint
Pantone Matching (90%accuracy)	Heated Curing Process Uses Energy

Some Examples of Domestic Silk Screen Printing

Single Color Domestic Print

This is an example of a single color silk screen printed here in the United States of America. This design was executed with white ink in 1 screen placed on #09 Chocolate Brown Polypropylene Fabric. (This design requires 1 Screen Setup)

Two Color Domestic Print

This is an example of a two color silk screen printed here in the United States of America. Where the gold leaf overlaps the white line an example of Registration (when two different colors meet/overlap). This design was executed with 1 White Silk Screen and 1 Metallic Gold Silk Screen on #20 Black Polypropylene Fabric. (This design requires 2 screen setups)

Three Color Domestic Print

This is an example of a three color silk screen printed here in the United States of America. This design is also an example of a very complex design with complex registration. Typically this design should be sent overseas to ensure registration issues will not arise but we can attempt to print this for you. This design was executed with 1 White Silk Screen, 1 Blue Silk Screen, & 1 Green Silk Screen on #20 Black Polypropylene Fabric. (This design requires 3 screen setups)