Custom silk scarf printing
Print your artwork on silk twill, satin, chiffon or crepe de chine — digital or screen print, hand-rolled or machine hem, labels and packaging under your brand. MOQ 100 pcs per design; 20 pcs per colour on stock lines.
What we print
- Silk twill / satin — the workhorse for detailed logos, text and photographic print.
- Chiffon / crepe de chine — light, fluid scarves for warm markets and layering.
- Bandanas / square scarves — folded-size and corner-shape options for brand programs.
- Twillies / hair scarves — narrow formats for hair, bags and gifting.
- Cashmere / wool / modal — solid colours, jacquard or print where the fabric allows.
Print methods
Compare digital vs screen print and hand-rolled vs machine hem.
From artwork to bulk.
Artwork
Send AI/PSD/PDF or a reference; confirm repeat size and Pantone colours.
Sample
Physical printed sample in 5-7 days; cost credited to your first bulk order.
Bulk
20-30 days after approval, depending on print method and finishing.
QC & pack
AQL inspection, labels, swing tags and export packing.
Ship
FOB China or DDP by express, air or sea.
Price and MOQ for custom printing
Indicative FOB bands at low MOQ — exact price depends on fabric, size, print method and quantity:
- Printed chiffon / polyester square — from ~US$3-6 / pc
- Twill / satin mulberry silk — from ~US$8-16 / pc
- Modal / blends — from ~US$4-9 / pc
- Cashmere / wool — from ~US$15-35 / pc (solid or jacquard; print where suitable)
Custom print: 100 pcs per design. Stock lines: 20 pcs per colour. For screen print, each additional colour adds a screen setup; we compare digital vs screen for your artwork before quoting.
Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Hefei sourcing
Our own workshop is in Hefei, Anhui. For specialty fabrics, printing and finishing we work with partner mills and printers in the Hangzhou and Guangzhou textile belts. That lets us match the fabric and print method to your design instead of forcing one factory's range. Tell us the target market, fabric and quantity; we will recommend the right route.
Start from a real scarf.
Pick a base style, then print your artwork and add your label and packaging.
