High Density
Ink built up in layers until it stands clear of the cloth with a flat top face and sharp vertical side walls. The height is what makes a small mark read as deliberate, and the walls are what separate it from an ordinary thick print.
Screen Printing
High Density Printing.
Raised, sharp-edged ink builds that make a logo read as engineered, not printed.
What it covers
Inside this family.
Each technique below is a separate decision on a tech pack. They are grouped here because they share a process, not because they are interchangeable.
- Single and multi-colour layer-on-layer builds
- Gradation and patterned high-density effects
- Metallic and glitter high-density variants
Techniques
How each one behaves.
Contrast Edge Wall
A second colour laid only on the side wall of a high density build, so the mark shows one colour from the front and another from an angle. It is a way of adding a colour without adding a print area.
Large Back Applications
The same build scaled to a full back panel. Large areas need the ink deposit managed across the whole graphic, because a build that works at chest scale can feel heavy across the shoulders.
Seen in
Where this appears in our work.
Concept collections built to show these components in place. Each identity is invented for demonstration and is not a Simsotex customer.
Collection 03
Contemporary Denim CollectionHD Back Print.
Related finishes
Finishes used here.
Industries
Where it is specified.
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