If you’re looking to slap some serious art on a shirt, you’ve probably heard the age-old question: DTG or Screen Printing? And if you haven’t—welcome to the underground. We’re Print Renegades, and we’re here to break it down without the sugar-coating.
This isn’t your grandma’s crafting blog. This is the raw, no-BS guide to two of the biggest players in the print game—and which one will have your designs looking sick, sharp, and rebellious as hell.
DTG (Direct-to-Garment) is basically the tattoo gun of the apparel world. It sprays water-based ink straight into the fabric like a full-color sniper. It's fast, surgical, and can handle ridiculously detailed art like a damn wizard with a paintbrush.
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Screen printing is the OG. The punk rock of printing. We push ink through a mesh screen and layer that badass color onto your shirt like war paint. It’s bold. It’s bright. And it’s built to last.
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Here’s the thing—there’s no one-size-fits-all in this game. That’s why we don’t just slap on prints and send you packing. We talk. We plan. We get into the guts of your project and make sure your vision punches through the fabric with force.
At the end of the day, it’s about intent. Are you building an empire with a thousand tees? Or dropping a limited-edition line that feels like wearable art?
Whatever your weapon of choice—DTG’s precision sniper or Screen’s gritty brawler—Print Renegades is here to guide you through the chaos and bring your vision to life. No fluff. No filters. Just killer prints done right.
Let’s make something badass.