Printing FAQ: T-Shirts, Uniforms & Paper Printing in Selangor

Direct-to-film printing transfers a printed design from film onto a garment using heat. It is one of the methods offered by Selangor Print for custom T-shirts and uniforms.

DTF is worth considering for detailed, multicolour artwork or designs with gradients. Compare it with silkscreen using your actual quantity, garment, artwork size and print positions; there is no single quantity at which one method is always cheaper.

Compatibility depends on the exact fabric, finish and garment construction. Send the brand and model, or a garment specification, with your artwork so our team can check suitability before quoting.

A large solid transfer covers more fabric and can feel different from a small logo. Discuss print dimensions and placement alongside comfort, especially for staff shirts worn for long hours.

Send your artwork, total quantity, size breakdown, preferred shirt model and colour, print positions and approximate dimensions. Include the required date and delivery postcode so the enquiry can be assessed as a complete job.

Silkscreen printing applies ink through a prepared screen onto the garment. It is commonly considered for repeated designs with defined colours, and is one of Selangor Print’s apparel decoration methods.

It can be suitable when many shirts use the same design. Artwork colours, print positions, garment material and quantity affect the recommendation and quotation. Send the design before deciding on the method.

Separate colours can require separate screen preparation and printing steps. The number of colours, positions and garments therefore matters. Compare quotations using the same artwork and garment specification.

Photographs and gradients need artwork assessment rather than a blanket yes or no. Our team can review your design and discuss whether silkscreen or another method better suits the intended result.

Silkscreen is designed around repeated artwork. If each shirt needs a different name or number, include that requirement in your enquiry so the team can assess a suitable personalisation method and its cost.

Embroidery forms the design with stitches rather than applying a printed graphic. It is often considered for compact logos on corporate polos and work shirts; the garment and logo must suit the stitch work.

Selangor Print offers embroidery. Send your logo and preferred garment for review. Fine lettering, thin lines, gradients and dense filled areas may need adaptation before the final size and approach can be confirmed.

Logo dimensions, detail and filled areas influence the stitching work. Quantity, embroidery positions and artwork preparation also matter, so a quotation needs more information than the number of shirts alone.

Suitability depends on the specific fabric and logo. Dense or large embroidery can affect the appearance and feel of a lightweight garment. Ask the team to assess the garment and logo together.

Check the garment model and colour, size breakdown, logo spelling, embroidery dimensions, placement and thread-colour reference. Ask which proof or sample options are available and whether they affect cost or timing.

Start with the job: indoor or outdoor use, movement, appearance and comfort. Cotton and microfiber garments vary by construction and finish, so compare the actual model specifications and size charts rather than relying on the fabric name alone.

Polos can suit a more structured team appearance, while round-neck T-shirts are often considered for events and casual staff wear. Match the garment to the wearer’s role, budget and branding requirements.

You can request a coordinated proposal using different garment models for different roles. Share each department’s quantities and requirements; stock, decoration compatibility and pricing must be checked for the selected items.

Use the size chart for the exact garment model. Keep one checked list showing the quantity for each size, and do not assume a size label fits the same across brands or cuts.

Keep the garment brand and model, colour, size chart, approved artwork, logo dimensions and placement reference. Reconfirm stock and specifications for each reorder because availability and garment ranges can change.

State the item, finished size, quantity, single- or double-sided printing, preferred paper and finishing. Include the artwork, required date and delivery postcode. For booklets, also state page count and binding preference.

Choose according to how the item will be used: handed out, written on, folded or handled repeatedly. Paper weight and finish affect feel and appearance. Ask which stocks suit your job and are available before finalising the design.

The appropriate process depends on quantity, size, stock, colour requirements, finishing and schedule. Ask for a recommendation against your full specification rather than assuming a fixed quantity always makes one process cheaper.

Confirm the final trim size, image quality, fonts, colour expectations, bleed and safe area. Ask for the requirements for your particular product before exporting the final file, especially for folding or binding.

No fixed turnaround is promised here. Send the actual artwork, quantity, stock, finishing and required collection or arrival time. Ask the team to confirm feasibility and the agreed schedule before placing the order.

There is no single MOQ stated here for every garment and printing method. Send your quantity, design and preferred product so the team can confirm the applicable minimum and available options for that job.

The base product, quantity, artwork size and colours, print positions, decoration method and finishing affect the quote. Ask whether artwork preparation, packing, delivery and any other applicable charges are included.

You can send it for an initial review, but a compressed image may not contain enough detail for production. Supply the original artwork when available; the team can advise what is needed for the intended print size.

Check spelling, phone numbers, dates, logo proportions, print dimensions, placement and any individual names or numbers. Confirm the garment or paper specification too. Ask how later changes would affect cost and timing before approving.

Yes. Selangor Print accepts printing and uniform enquiries from businesses in Selangor and Klang Valley, including Shah Alam, Klang, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya and Kuala Lumpur. Confirm delivery arrangements for the exact postcode.

Self-collection is listed as an option on the website. Confirm the collection point, readiness and collection arrangements with the team for your particular order before travelling. See our contact page for business contact details.

Allow for product availability, artwork checks and approval, production, finishing and delivery. Share your required arrival date at the start and ask for an order-specific schedule; sending an enquiry does not confirm a delivery deadline.

Selangor Print is operated by JC PRINT & OFFICE SDN BHD (JCPMALAYSIA). WhatsApp +60 12-923 6383 or email printjc@gmail.com with your item, quantity, artwork, required date and destination.