BKCPRR runs monthly classes to raise awareness of sustainability and, specifically, fast fashion.

The class is run once a month

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If you hope to learn more about it, please sign up below by putting in your contacts.

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Brief guidelines of the syllabus:

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1. Digital flatbed printing
This is a printing method that directly prints the computer-generated image on the fabric using the DTG method. It is an optimized printing technique when photorealistic expressions, complex designs, or expression of various colors are required. Using eco-friendly inks, the printed side is free from foreign material, and photorealistic images can be printed regardless of the color of the pure cotton T-shirt. Think of it as a way to print through a giant printer machine that can fit T-shirts instead of paper.

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2. Silk screen printing
It is a printing method suitable for group T-shirts and is suitable for mass work of the same design and the same size. We work with oil-based inks such as silicone ink, eco-friendly sol ink, or water-based rubber ink. It is possible to work up to A2 size, and it is possible to work with up to 8 colors at a time. However, if the number of colors increases, a separate plate fee may be added. It has been around for a long time as the most common t-shirt printing method, but Marple is constantly improving its quality by finding improvements. This is the most popular method for obtaining high-quality prints with vivid colors. 

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3. Flex
Flex printing is a good work method when printing one or two colors, simple logo work such as initials and jersey numbers, or when a small amount of individual work is needed. It boasts a higher quality than printing and is a rubber film-like printing method that can work from one quantity. It is a method in which the image to be printed is cut into film and thermally pressed onto a T-shirt. 

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4. Sublimation warrior
It is a method of high-temperature compression bonding of the output to the fabric after printing on transfer paper. It is suitable for printing images such as photos and illustrations that require realistic expression, and is a printing method suitable for printing functional sportswear, spandex material, mugs, and canvas eco bags.

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5. Front print
It is a method of manufacturing products through cutting and sewing after printing on the fabric first. 

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6. Embroidery print
We provide the highest quality embroidery for a variety of clothing including hats, polo shirts, denim shirts, windbreakers, and parkas.

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