We design and print our own t-shirts, staying true to traditional methods in an era where many brands rely on decals, digital printers (DTG), or dropshipping services. While these modern techniques are convenient for producing detailed, full-color designs, the quality often falls short compared to older, more hands-on approaches. That’s why we stick to the time-honored craft of silkscreening, hand-printing each design with care. 

We use eco-friendly, water-based inks, which are challenging to work with but result in a superior print quality. These inks dye the fabric, creating a soft, breathable finish that becomes part of the material itself. In contrast, most mass-produced screenprinted t-shirts use plastisol inks, which are easier for high-volume production since they take longer to dry on screens. However, plastisol leaves a thick, rubbery layer on top of the fabric that can crack over time. Water-based inks, on the other hand, integrate seamlessly into the fabric, offering a durable, breathable print that often outlasts the t-shirt itself. For us, it’s all about quality, sustainability, and preserving the artistry of traditional screenprinting.