1- Ink application varies among fabric types, which can yield different color results in printing. Pace-setter make use of Pantone colour matching system for exact colour matching. We also create physical samples for client approval before we start bulk production, ensuring the final product meets expectations.

2- Certain screen printing methods can make the patterns slightly blurry or less defined. Pace-setter uses high-precision printing screens to avoid that. We also control the pressure and angle of our squeegees to make sure every edged print is crisp, sharp and defined.

3-Sometimes, registration errors occur in multi-colour designs due to misalignment at the production stage. We use a positioning system to control the alignment directly, so we can guarantee the correct printing of multiple colors.

4- Screen printing might also create ink bleed-through on the material, meaning the ink blurry printed design on the cloth by spreading. The cause of this problem is usually the thickness of the fabric or the viscosity of the ink being too runny. Can easily fix the issue through proper fabric selection and ink viscosity control.

5-Screen printing is not well-suited for complicated designs incorporating intricate color gradients; for such patterns, we recommend opting for digital printing instead. In addition, we do not recommend using silk screen printing for small-batch orders. Since each design requires the construction of a dedicated printing screen, the setup expenditures involved would result in a much higher unit pricing for lower numbers.