Custom Printed Apparel
Custom Printed T-Shirts and Other Apparel
Custom Apparel Printing
Graphic Impact prints on apparel in a variety of ways including Direct to Garment, Screen Print, Thermal Transfer, and Special Effects heat press. You can even design your own UArizona T-Shirt or Hoodie!
Hoodies and Long Sleeve
Full color printing, with no minimum or set-up. Done in as little as one business day. Without solvents and friendly to the environment. With larger quantities (usually over 150), we'll screen print your project.
Just a logo? We have that covered too, with an exclusive thermal printing process. Need some designs to help you get started?
University of Arizona Custom Shirts
Design your own shirt on-line. Direct to Garment Printing with no minimums and no set-up. Licensed supplier for customized and personalized UArizona apparel. Not sure where to start? Here's a catalog of ideas to get you going.
Make your ua shirt unique
Full Color Tee's
Full color on light and dark shirts are not a problem. And there is no minimum quantity or set-up fee whether you need one or a hundred. No solvents are used and our process is friendly to the environment. For larger quantities we'll take advantage of screen printing. Just need a smaller logo or graphic? We have you covered with our exclusive thermal printing process.
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No Set-ups and No Minimums
Custom Printed apparel - Full Color, No Set-Up Costs, and Printed With a Completely Green Process
Direct to garment custom printed apparel in Tucson with WOW colors. No, there’s no minimum, and no, there’s no set-up. The entire process is digital and is absorbed by the shirt fiber. No harmful chemicals and these custom printed shirts have a vast number of washes.
The advantages are so significant that we only suggest screen-printed shirts with over 250 items. YES! We can save you money, and our delivery is so fast that it makes others seem slow.
Personalized and customized Short Sleeve Tee Shirts show off your fan loyalty and favorite design! We also know they can be purchased in a retail store and are expensive. So, why not skip the retail part and design your own custom short sleeve tee shirts with full-color photos, your designs, and University of Arizona logos right now?
A variety of decorating systems so that your job exceeds your expectation and is ready when you are
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Process
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Suggested Quantity
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Delivery
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Number of colors
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Setting-up Project
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Direct to Garment
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1-250 pieces
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1-2 Business Days After Artwork Approval
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Everything is Printed in Full Color w/White
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No Special Set-up. Almost all Formats Accepted
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Screen-Printing
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150-5,000 Pieces
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3-10 Days
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2-3 Colors are the Most Economical
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Line Drawing (Vector) is Preferred or Artwork Must be Converted. Cost of set-up can be amoritized.
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Digital Print Transfer
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1-5,000 Pieces
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1-3 Working Days
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Everything is Printed in Full Color, White is Included
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No Special Set-up Required. Most File Formats Accepted
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Embroidery
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10-1,000 Pieces
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3-10 Business Days
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Up to Six Spot Colors
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Line Drawing (Vector) is Preferred or Artwork Must be Converted. Cost of set-up can be amoritized.
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Thermal Vinyl Transfer
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1-50 Pieces
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1-3 Business Days
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Each Spot Color is Appied Separately
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Line Graphics (Vector) is Required
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We have everything necessary to make your apparel design something special. Which of these best describes you?
Graphic Impact has the most productive large format printers in its class, delivering vivid, high-impact prints.
A raster image processor (RIP) is a component used in a printing system that produces a raster image, also known as a bitmap, the most common of which is TIFF (.tif), BMP (.bmp), PICT (.pct), GIF (.gif), JPEG (.jpg). There are others, typically Photoshop’s native PSD format, that supports bitmaps, text, and vector layers.
The bitmap is then sent to our large format printers for output. The input may be a page description in a high-level page description language such as PostScript, Portable Document Format. When the resolution is too low, the RIP applies either smoothing or interpolation algorithms to the input bitmap to generate the output bitmap.
Raster image processing is turning digital vector information such as a PostScript file into a high-resolution raster image.
Every image that exists in a digital electronic format is made of picture elements. At some point, all such digital image data, whether expressed as vector format data or bitmap format data, must be rendered into pixels for display on a monitor or for printing on a printer.
All images, therefore, in custom printed apparel, have pixels as their base. Rendering, or translating the digital data into physical output, is the most critical part of realizing such images. Raster image processing (RIP) refers to translating digital image data into physical visuals and graphics. The software RIP interprets the page description languages and digital image data and translates the representation into a continuous tone bitmap. It then applies frequency and amplitude modulation precisely controlled by sophisticated mathematical algorithms producing the required information for the output device to function correctly.
When we want to print an advertising poster, as an example, the best results are achieved by incorporating both vector and bitmap graphics. A combination of
- Photographs – lots of colors, fixed/finite size from a digital camera. These files will be bitmaps, probably.tif or.jpg files, and large size to achieve the required resolution. Photos just can’t be easily represented as a vector graphic.
- The company logo and some simple illustrations will be small-sized files that will print smoothly at any resolution. The files use simple, non-photorealistic colors, and we may want to edit them to serve our needs. These files should be bitmaps – probably. EPS files for use in other programs.
- We will also use some fonts, which are vector files.
- The logos, illustration files, and text files will be small vector files, and they will scale infinitely to allow us to print a billboard size, and the edges will remain razor-sharp.
Hundreds of designs to get you started with your custom printed Apparel
You have some ideas, and you’re ready to take those ideas to the next level! We have collections that cover almost any topic, including a group dedicated to the University of Arizona. You can pick colors, add the fonts you want and then customize it! Visit our collections shown below, click on the volume that appeals to you and browse away.
Are you looking for even more inspiration in custom printed apparel, visit Getty Images and record the photo or graphic that you’ve been looking for. At Graphic Impact, we want your printing project to come out as perfectly as you do. When you find one or more that you like, write down the artwork number and call or visit one of our designers to help you add the finishing touches. So, there’s no cost for you to use this service.
Click on the FREE design catalog shown below that interests you!
Direct to garment printing
Screen Printing and most other direct to garment (DTG) printing systems apply ink directly on top of the shirt. Our printing processes first automatically treats the fiber of the shirt (pre-treatment) to be receptive to our water based inks. When applied, the ink then saturates the fiber in full color. These inks are 100% non-hazardous, toxin-free and adhere to the strictest human health and environmental standards. As a water-free printing system with no need for any external processes such as pre-treatment, steaming and washing, our biodegradable ink and energy saving process allows Graphic Impact to use the most eco-friendly printing solution in the market.
- Custom printed apparel that we produce are in full color. NO SET-UP and NONE OF THOSE GET READY CHARGES.
- And wait until you see our turn-around times. We’ll meet those tight deadlines.
- Graphic Impact is approved by the University of Arizona to do all types of printed apparel. Now, you can do it your way!