Screen printing is a technique where ink is forced through a stenciled mesh screen onto a surface using a squeegee. A design is created by blocking certain areas of the screen, allowing ink to pass through the open mesh in the desired pattern onto items like T-shirts, posters, or signs. This method is known for producing durable, bright prints, and is commonly used for custom apparel, promotional products, and mass production.  

Custom embroidery is the process of using a machine or hand-stitching to create a personalized design, logo, or text on fabric. Unlike printing, it uses threads to create a durable, textured, and professional-looking result that adds a unique and lasting touch to garments, hats, and other products.

Direct-to-Film (DTF) is a textile printing process where designs are first printed onto a special film and then transferred to a garment using a heat press. This method creates vibrant, durable, and detailed prints on a wide variety of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends, regardless of color. Key steps involve printing the design onto the film with specialized ink, applying adhesive powder, and using heat to transfer the design from the film to the substrate.

Promotional products are useful items imprinted with a company's name, logo, or message to advertise a brand. Often given away for free at events or to customers, they are a marketing tool designed to increase brand awareness, generate goodwill, and encourage customer loyalty. Examples include branded pens, mugs, T-shirts, and tote bags.

Graphic design is the art and profession of creating visual content to communicate ideas and messages. It involves combining elements like typography, images, and colors to convey information, solve problems, and create specific effects for an audience. Examples include logos, websites, advertisements, and product packaging.