Small screenprinting studio
with added value

After a long period of work within silkscreen printing, our studio was built in 2009. We started with printing on textiles and in 2019 we equipped our studio with a large format Kippax hand bench to broaden the range of our services. From the very conception of our studio we have gathered a high level of expertise and knowledge of screen printing, and also an appreciation and love of this work.

Although there have been many recent advances in digital printing, we started to print high-quality original silkscreen prints since 2019, not only to provide services for artists and designers, but also because we believe that on the basis of our experience there are things you just cannot achieve with digital prints. Screen printing is a world in itself, there is so much care and craft involved in this work.
Our small working team consists of two artists with a high level of knowledge and a passion for making high-quality original and unique silkscreen prints. We have accumulated a great deal of experience preparing artworks for the silkscreen printing process and have successfully produced several artworks ranging from small to large scale. We handle every single artwork with special care and attention, looking at it not only as printers but also as artists. We print with an oil-based ink system and we commonly use fine-art cotton papers as they provide superb ink hold-out, surface stability and archival properties, but we also use hand-made or machine-made papers if required. We are equipped to print up to B0 sizes (1000cm x 1414cm).

Throughout our studio’s twelve years of existence we have built an excellent reputation for producing high-quality silkscreen prints on textiles. We pride ourselves on the care and attention given to launching various individual fashion brands for our clients. We can advise with woven labels, hang tags, inner neck labels or final packaging. We believe that screen printing adds quality and durability to your printed textile. Currently we prefer to print exclusively with water based inks, because of their environmental credentials and their non-plastic finish on textiles.