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Screen print
Bold artwork and repeat runs
Ink is pushed directly onto the garment for strong colour and a clean, lasting finish. It becomes better value as quantities grow.
Explore Screen printParrely · Melbourne
Parrely is a Melbourne clothing label and custom-printing studio for teams, brands, events and people who care how their gear feels as much as how it looks.
We begin with the material, fit and use case. Then we match it with a decoration method and artwork treatment that looks considered and holds up in the real world.



A better starting point
From the first sketch to the final proof, our Melbourne team helps make the practical decisions that separate everyday merch from something people reach for again and again.
Printing, with purpose
There is no universal “best” print. The right result comes from matching the artwork, garment, quantity and intended use to the right process.
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Bold artwork and repeat runs
Ink is pushed directly onto the garment for strong colour and a clean, lasting finish. It becomes better value as quantities grow.
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Polos, caps and outerwear
Thread gives compact logos a raised, tactile finish. It is a natural fit for structured garments and frequently worn uniforms.
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Fine detail and full colour
Artwork is printed to film then heat-applied, keeping small details and complex colour intact without a screen for every ink.
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Jerseys and all-over graphics
Dye bonds into polyester fibres, so names, numbers and full-garment artwork stay light to wear without a heavy print layer.
Explore SublimationQuality is in the details
We make the invisible decisions visible before your order goes to production.
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We match the weight, fabric, fit and colour to how the piece will be worn—not just to a logo placement.
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Every method has a job. We recommend the decoration that suits your artwork, quantity and garment rather than forcing one process.
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Your proof confirms the garment, artwork scale, position, method, size run and quantity before production starts.
Feel it first
Up to 2 samples per company are typically available within 7 days, so you can assess the fabric and fit before committing to a run.