Greek Letter Tips

As long as the colors you’ve chosen for your thread, fabric, and garment look good together, then the finished item will look good. Changing the sequence of threads and fabrics makes only a little difference to the final feel of your garment, so don’t let yourself become over-concerned with the detail.
Our most basic, flat rate gives you tons of options. From thread colors to fabrics to garment choices, you have all the flexibility you could want. In fact, if you’re unsure about some options, feel free to ask our customer service representatives, as they know from experience what works.
We offer both satin and zigzag stitching. Satin stitching is our default standard and included with our pricing. A garment sewn with satin stitching will look better and last longer than one sewn using zigzag stitching. We always recommend satin stitching, over zigzag. Probably 95% of the Greek Letters we create are done with satin stitching. To see some up close examples of satin and zigzag stitching, please check out our Greek Letter gallery.
If you want to bring in a fabric of your own choosing, please try to select a hearty fabric. Fabrics that are very thin don’t always work with the appliqué process as well as thicker fabrics. They can bunch and stretch, and might not hold up as well over time. We’d much rather sell you a garment that looks great for years to come.

Customer service is over the top! If you want timely responses, tremendous in-person and on the phone attention, and great prices, David Whitaker and his staff are the place to get your screen printing done. We've had our shirts done by him for years and routinely, he treats us as if it were the first time we've ever made an order. I can't say enough about him and his staff!
Rex Stevens, Chiropractor
Partner SLO Wellness Center, San Luis Obispo CA