How to Screen Print on Jeans for a Unique Streetwear Look

[@siotibi827]

That's some fantastic detail with a 160 LPI mesh. Once removed you could see those missing lines at 7:16 were caused by the bulky inseam of the left pant leg inadvertently tucked underneath the right. It still looks really nice.

[@Nvr.enough3]

I love how these came out too 🫶 the imperfections make them extra special

[@illy2066]

Hey great design by the way. Me personally , I would tape the paper down so that I can print over it if need be without it moving out of position with the screen. Great job none the less!! Keep going

[@Nvr.enough3]

Great tip!

[@ravvsandhu8517]

Great work mate

[@Nvr.enough3]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@rendymcfly]

i was just asking my friend about silk screen on jeans, now i saw your video. Informative 👍 If washed few times will the colour faded away ?

[@Nvr.enough3]

If you cure the ink as instructed on the packaging that ink is there to stay! ive washed mine about 40-60 times and they look just like they did when I printed them! just make sure you hang dry anything that is screen printed, the heat from the dryer might damage your prints!

[@iLoveGuild]

What mesh screen are you using?

[@Nvr.enough3]

160 👌

[@iLoveGuild]

@@Nvr.enough3 thanks thought it would be higher with all the details on the snake but i guess 160 seems to work fine

[@austinmaisuria5748]

How’d you burn the design of the snake? Did you halftone the design?

[@Nvr.enough3]

turned it into black and white, ran a torn edges filter and blended the whites out in photoshop it left me with a really clean transparency for the screen!

[@AxelDjedje]

@@Nvr.enough3 Bro, I swear you gotta show us how you did it.

[@nazmakhatun6475]

Did you used Plastisol ink ?

[@Nvr.enough3]

Yes, plastisol ink!

[@KachiDaLoner]

I honestly still don't understand how screen print works

[@Nvr.enough3]

I will make another video on how to screen print soon, a bit more condensed and straight to the point