Tradewinds customizes apparel for businesses, schools, organizations and individuals. Through our core values and craftsmanship everything we do begins and ends with a commitment to customer service and satisfaction. Our goal is to create quality products at competitive prices. Tradewinds has been fortunate to collect a team of talented individuals.
Each person understands that they contribute to the overall success of the company and are dedicated to maintaining our high standards. New employees soon learn that the normal 'good enough' is not Tradewinds 'good enough'. The collective efforts of the team have earned Tradewinds the "Best of Baltimore" Award for Screen Printing and Embroidery for nine consecutive years (2010 - 2018)!
We are a Registered Member of the State of Maryland's Small Business Reserve Program (SB10-432) and are certified by the City of Baltimore as a Women's Business Enterprise. We pride ourselves in maintaining customers and gaining growth through customer referrals.
Each person understands that they contribute to the overall success of the company and are dedicated to maintaining our high standards. New employees soon learn that the normal 'good enough' is not Tradewinds 'good enough'. The collective efforts of the team have earned Tradewinds the "Best of Baltimore" Award for Screen Printing and Embroidery for nine consecutive years (2010 - 2018)!
We are a Registered Member of the State of Maryland's Small Business Reserve Program (SB10-432) and are certified by the City of Baltimore as a Women's Business Enterprise. We pride ourselves in maintaining customers and gaining growth through customer referrals.
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Screen printing is the process of transferring artwork onto textiles using mesh screens (as a stencil) and a squeegee to apply the ink.
A screen is created for each color that needs to be printed.
Screens are placed in a press in the proper print order.
They must be registered (or lined up) to ensure that all of the colors print correctly together.
Once the graphic is registered, the screens are filled with ink.
The inks are then pushed through the screens with a squeegee, one color at a time, onto the garment.
A screen is created for each color that needs to be printed.
Screens are placed in a press in the proper print order.
They must be registered (or lined up) to ensure that all of the colors print correctly together.
Once the graphic is registered, the screens are filled with ink.
The inks are then pushed through the screens with a squeegee, one color at a time, onto the garment.
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