What's the difference between screenprinting and digital printing? 

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@@Teemillstore where can I get a digital print to purchase?

I've ordered a t-shirt from you guys, the shirt colours are amazing. My only concern is, will the ink crack or fade e.g yellows and red it's printed on black t shirt. I notice the red doesn't stand out much. I just want to know if I wash the shirt inside out will the ink stay on. I want it to last.

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we only use organic cotton. There are "cheap" printers but our customers expect retail quality so we're not that familiar with the budget end of the market machine wise, sorry

Digital print can still crack/peel/degrade if not looked after properly or the washing guides on the label are not followed. In general the lifecycle of a digital print is pretty comparable to screenprint

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Both same, at their best

we only use natural materials because of our work on sustainability and circular economy. You can read more at teemill.com/remill

Nah we use only 100% organic cotton

Hey for screen print lots of manual process involved, is a skilled job. Digital there's no screen it's automated, which is how we can do 1 at a time

hey there's loads of products available inside Teemill, and we're adding more regularly.

Durability is pretty like for like across the two styles of printing, as long as wash care label followed they should last just like any good quality product. Slight difference in feel if you get really specific, DTG print can feel a little more "textured".

We use 100% organic cotton

Sore hands vs. lower prices and better quality / consistency when you have the right machinery

We only print our own products at the moment, due our our sustainability commitments

Lifecycle should be pretty much the same on either if the product is taken care of and wash care instructions followed :)

Hey Simon, on paper and when washed according to the washcare instructions they should be equivalent. We've got digital tees that are many years old. In our experience we've found that screenprint is the most resistant to the widest variety of detergents and wash regimes outside of the advice on the label, whilst we've also found that digital prints are far easier for us to work with in our recycling program and have far more potential in terms of sustainability. If you want something for say, workwear at a busy restaurant screenprint is the way to go right now. For consumer products digital is proven.

yep :)

hey, the team at Rapanui built the Teemill platform :)

Best way to speak to the team is by emailing us at hello@teemill.com

If the wash care instructions are followed the lifespan of the print and the product are pretty much like-for-like

Yes

Can u send me a website. I’ma try n get a pod started

Sure, teemill.com is what you need

Idk

Tech creates change. Good or bad is up to you. For example, with Teemill you could build a brand in Africa and sell into the UK. You can't do that with a screenprint carousel :)

Teemill is a store builder and print on demand service that is free to set up and run, yes. teemill.com