Service
Custom screen printing in Las Vegas for crews, teams & contractors.
Bulk tees, hi-vis, and work shirts printed through our Las Vegas production partners. Send your artwork, garment needs, quantity, and deadline for a written quote.
What should you look for in a screen printing company?
Look for a written quote that spells out the garment, ink, colors, print locations, setup, and unit price; a proof you approve before anything is printed; a straight answer on who performs the printing; timing confirmed against your date; and a reorder process that keeps your approved artwork and specification on file.
- Written terms. Bighorn confirms the current minimum, setup, and price in your quote before you approve.
- Proof first. You review the product, artwork, method, timing, and terms before production.
- Clear production. A production partner performs the approved printing; Bighorn stays your account contact.
- Right ink for the garment. Plastisol, water-based, discharge, and synthetic-compatible inks each fit different fabrics and uses.
For a longer checklist, read the screen printing shop Las Vegas guide and how to choose a custom apparel company.
How It Works
From quote to completion, step by step.
Quote + artwork
Send your logo, garment needs, quantities, and deadline. Bighorn prepares the order for review.
Proof + approval
Review the product, artwork, decoration method, timing, and commercial terms before approving the order.
Partner production
A production partner performs the approved screen printing. Bighorn remains your account contact.
Order completion
Bighorn coordinates the completion steps documented in your quote and provides reorder support.
Ink Selection
Four ink families. We pick the one that fits the job.
These are common screen-printing ink families. Available options depend on the garment, artwork, intended use, and production partner.
Plastisol
Best for: Bold, punchy graphics on cotton or blended tees. Most jobs.
Sits on top of the fabric. Bright, opaque, durable through rough use.
Water-based
Best for: Soft hand-feel, vintage / faded look, super-soft tees.
Sinks into the fabric. Slightly less opaque on dark garments. Premium feel.
Discharge
Best for: Dark cotton tees where you want zero ink feel.
Removes the dye and replaces it with new color. Cotton only. Soft as untreated.
Synthetic-compatible
Best for: Compatible performance polyester and nylon garments.
The garment and ink system must be reviewed together before production.
Garments
What can be screen printed.
Cotton, blends, and compatible synthetics can suit different screen-printing needs. Bighorn confirms garment suitability during the order review.
- T-shirts (cotton + blends)
- Long-sleeve tees
- Hoodies + crewnecks
- Compatible polyester garments
- Tote bags + canvas
- Compatible workwear
- Polos with suitable print areas
Minimums & Pricing
Built around real order sizes.
Minimums depend on the garment, artwork, decoration, and production partner.
Each color and print location affects the production specification.
Fabric, color, and construction determine which print approach fits.
Current production timing is confirmed after the complete order review.
The Buyer's Guide
Custom screen printing for Las Vegas trades, crews, and brand programs.
Screen printing can fit shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and other compatible garments with artwork designed for the method. Cost depends on the garment, quantity, colors, and print locations. Bighorn coordinates the approved order through a production partner and confirms current terms in writing.
The right ink type depends on the garment, artwork, intended use, and desired feel. Plastisol sits on top of the fabric and can produce an opaque print. Water-based ink penetrates compatible fabric for a softer feel. Discharge is limited to compatible dyed cotton. Available ink systems are confirmed for the specific order.
Screen-printing setup depends on the artwork, number of colors, and print locations. Bighorn includes the applicable production terms in the quote. Reorders receive a current review because garment availability and production requirements can change.
Construction crews often choose heavier work tees for daily use. Safety-rated garments require additional review. Send the approved garment specification, jobsite requirements, and decoration request before ordering hi-vis or FR apparel.
If your order has a fixed event or start date, include it with the first inquiry. Bighorn confirms garment availability, partner capacity, timing, and completion terms after reviewing the complete order.
New to the method? Read what is screen printing — primer. On ink choice: plastisol vs water-based ink for workwear and DTF vs screen printing. On other methods: sublimation printing — when it fits, direct-to-film transfers for small full-color runs, and the broader screen printing shop Las Vegas guide. On order size: minimum order quantities. On cost: cost of custom apparel for a team of 50.
FAQ
Screen printing questions, answered.
What's the minimum order for screen printing?
Minimums depend on the garment, artwork, print locations, quantity, and production partner. Bighorn confirms the current minimum in your quote.
How much does screen printing cost?
Cost depends on the garment, order quantity, number of colors, and print locations. Send your garment choice, quantity, and artwork, and Bighorn will return a written quote.
How fast can you turn around a rush order?
Send your complete order and required date. Bighorn will confirm current timing and any related terms before you approve the order.
Can you Pantone-match exact brand colors?
Include the required Pantone reference with your artwork. Bighorn will confirm the available color-matching approach with the production partner before approval.
Do you screen print on FR (flame-resistant) shirts?
The employer must select the exact protective garment. Current manufacturer and employer approval for the proposed decoration method, materials, and placement is required before production.
How many colors can you print in one job?
Color capacity depends on the artwork, garment, print locations, and production partner. Bighorn will recommend an available method before you approve the order.
Will the print last?
Print life depends on the garment, ink system, use, and care. Share how the apparel will be worn and washed so Bighorn can recommend an appropriate option.
Send your logo, get a quote back.
Send your artwork, quantities, garment needs, and deadline.