White Plastisol Puff

Puff ink gives screen printing on clothing a three-dimensional appearance. The screen printing procedures for this kind of ink are the same as those for regular plastisol inks.

The entire piece of artwork may be covered in puff ink, or you can pick out select colors or design features to give it the desired look and draw attention to or make a particular area of the piece stand out more.

Compared to utilizing standard plastisol ink, matching Pantone ink colors precisely while printing is one of the drawbacks of puff ink. This is due to the fact that the puff ink additive alters colors in various ways. But lighter Pantone colors are typically simpler to match than darker ones.