Disclaimer: We have been pouring ink here at Ryonet since the very beginning. As our company has grown and as we have gone through a Wilflex ink transition, we have changed our ink pouring facilities four times. We have also changed and increased our container size three times. Through these changes, we have made some […]

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It seems like a simple process: You have an idea for a t-shirt, so you gather together your mixing pigments and bases, pull out your custom ink mixing formula and put them together to create the perfect color for your design. In fact, it turns out so awesome that you want to make another one! […]

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It’s well known that using a discharge ink will give your prints a softer and more vibrant appearance. This is because the fabric, once discharged, creates a nice white surface for colored ink to lay on, WITHOUT adding another layer of ink to the shirt. That makes for nice soft prints and it’s a great […]

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Mixing ink is an art form. Sometimes you’ll spend an hour mixing up your custom Pantone ink just right, following the exact formula and, when you go to to start printing, the Pantone color looks totally wrong! The thing is, no matter how perfectly the formula is crafted and flawless your process is, there are […]

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After years of populating shops and garages with their familiar blue and green manual presses, the Riley Hopkins line has received a fresh makeover.

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