How we print and manufacture
At Custprint, we believe in providing transparency to our customers with how we print and customize anything you may order with us. In order to build a successful relationship with you, here is a glimpse of how we manufacture and prepare your order.
Our 4 step fulfillment Process
Custprint believes that if something is yours, you should be able to customize it. We have diverse printing technologies to print and customize your order. Everything from making the raw product, to preparation, printing and customizing is done at our 3000 sq ft. manufacturing unit.
We take 5 -7 working days to manufacture your items.
Custprint has the latest of manufacturing techniques including screen, digital, flex and cut-to-print solutions for customizing our products. Once our support team confirms your order they contact our development team. The development team handles your order as it is prepared and customized as per your instructions. Your order is then printed and customized by our workforce of 300+ employees.
Once your order comes back from the manufacturing floor, it undergoes strict quality control to be approved through our packaging team. Each order is treated for pre-washing conditions and is ready to use once packaged. Packaged with a personalized tag, your order is then sealed for you to open once delivered.
Custprint, powered by our various delivery partners ships your customized order within one week! Custprint makes sure to deliver your customized apparel to your doorstep anywhere in India!
Our Printing Methods
Screen printing is a printing technique in which a mesh is used to transfer ink onto a surface, except in areas made opaque to the ink by a blocking stencil. A blade is moved across the screen to fill the open mesh with ink, and a reverse stroke then causes the screen to touch the surface for a moment along a line of contact. This causes the ink to wet the surface on specific sections of the surface hence creating the print.
Transfer Printing is a version of screen printing which uses heat and high temperature inks on garment to create a hard print which provides excellent contrast and colors on fabrics and provides excellent washing durability and strength. However traditional transfer print leaves a rubber print across the surface and provides a rubbery finish to the garment.
Digital printing is a method of printing from a digital-based image directly onto the printing surface. Using Large format digital or inkjet printers, garments are directly printed on providing excellent durability and finish though a procedure that is quick and reliable. Digital printing usually pertains a higher cost than traditional screen printing or offset printing however is excellent for printing and customizing intricately without any quantity based barriers.
Offset printing is a commonly used technique in which the image is transferred from a plate to a rubber blanket, then to the printing surface. The modern process feeds a large reel of paper through a large press machine in several parts, typically for several metres, which then prints continuously as the paper is fed through. It can be referred to as a machine based printer which prints color by color onto a surface that is transferrable. Traditional Offset printing provides quick and reliable finish into garments which provide excellent wash ability however is only suitable for large quantities.
The vinyl cutter uses a small knife to precisely cut the outline of a picture into a sheet or piece of vinyl. The knife moves side to side and turns, while the vinyl is moved beneath the knife. The results from the cut process is an image cut into the material. The material is then 'weeded' where the excess parts of the picture are removed. It is possible to remove the positive parts, which would give a negative sticker, or you could weed the negative parts, giving a positive sticker. This printing method then is used to transfer images onto the garment using heat or other printing methods. Cut and Print Technology provides excellent single piece application however in most cases is limited to a selective number of colors.
