Manufacturing capability

Custom Apparel Printing for Men's Streetwear

Plan print method, artwork placement, scale and sample review for men's T-shirts, hoodies and streetwear orders.

Manufacturing brief

Make print artwork production-ready before bulk starts.

Printing work depends on artwork file quality, fabric surface, print method and placement. Jiashun helps buyers review print direction during sampling so screen print, puff print, DTG or heat-transfer graphics can move into bulk production with clearer approval standards.

Send a Manufacturing Brief Custom T-Shirts

Production checks

What to confirm before bulk production.

01
Check artwork file format, print size, placement and colour direction before sample.
02
Match print method to fabric surface, garment type and buyer expectation.
03
Review sample print edge, handfeel, puff height or heat-transfer finish before approval.
04
Sequence printing with washes deliberately — printing before or after a garment wash changes the final look.

Decision guide

Print methods at a glance

Method	Best for	Hand-feel	Notes
Screen print	Bold graphics, 1-6 colours	Sits on the surface; soft with water-based inks	Per-colour setup favours volume
Puff print	Raised logos and lettering	Dimensional, thick	Simple shapes read best
DTG	Photo-real art, high colour counts	Softest — ink sits in the fabric	Prefers 100% cotton
Heat transfer	Small hits, names and numbers	Slightly plasticized	Sharp edges; handles gradients

FAQ

Questions before sending a manufacturing brief.

Which print methods can be discussed before sampling?

Screen print, puff print, DTG and heat-transfer directions can be reviewed based on fabric, artwork and desired handfeel.

What artwork files should I send?

Vector files are preferred when available. High-resolution artwork, placement mockups and reference photos also help Jiashun quote and sample faster.

Screen print or DTG for my design?

Screen print for bold flat graphics — its per-colour setup pays off at production volumes. DTG for photo-real artwork or high colour counts on cotton. We recommend a method with the quote and explain why, so you can push back.

Can prints survive garment washing?

Yes, when sequenced and tested — washed-down prints are a deliberate look, and the sample proves the result before bulk. Tell us if the artwork must stay crisp; that changes ink and sequence choices.

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Guides from the factory floor.

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