Spot Colors for Simulated Process

Simulated Spot Process is a technique used when printing detailed, photo-realistic images on a dark shirt, this has always been the ultimate goal of most garment screen printers.
Sure, you can utilize 4color Process technique on white and light color shirts but that presents a challenge when going over dark garments and simply under printing a white base is not the best solution. 
T-Seps Simulated Process - Spot Colors
Spot Process Inks for T-SEPS - Size:
Select your Color:
T-Seps Simulated Process - Spot  White & Halftone Black
Spot Process Inks for T-SEPS
Select your BLACK:
Spot Process Inks for T-SEPS
Select your WHITE:
Standard Spot Color Separation

Art Recommendations for Simulated Process

The image should be from a good graphic, photograph or illustration created in a program like Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, and the final image size at a minimum resolution of 300 dpi. T-Seps program requires also the T-RIP Program to create the halftones at time of printing.
Inks: Spot Simulated Process Pantone colors
Colors: 8 Simulated Pantone Colors, plus White & Black
Mesh: 200-280ct
Squeegee: 70-80 Duro (Med-Hard)
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Color Separation program and Plugin to Photoshop
T-Seps Automated Color Separation Program - You’ll wonder what you did without it!
T-Seps is an automated color separation plug-in for Adobe Photoshop (any version – Mac or PC) designed for garment screen printers. It is written by leading industry expert, Scott Fresener, and is based on his very popular industry standard program FastFilms – first introduced in 1999.
In fact, if you heard FastFilms was great then you will love T-Seps. FastFilms and now T-Seps allow any size shop to create high-end color separations for light and dark shirts efficiently and quickly.