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  Screen printing and embroidery are two popular methods of customizing fabrics, especially for clothing, promotional items, and accessories. Each technique has its distinct process, advantages, and applications, and choosing between the two often depends on the type of design, the material, and the intended use of the finished product. Screen Printing screen printing and embroidery  is a process that involves transferring ink onto a surface, typically fabric, through a mesh screen. The design is first created on a stencil, which is then laid over the screen. Ink is pushed through the mesh and onto the fabric where the design is desired. Each color in the design requires its own stencil and layer of ink, making the process more intricate for multi-colored designs. History and Evolution The origins of screen printing can be traced back to ancient China, around 960 AD, where it was used to print designs on fabrics. The process evolved over centuries, gaining popularity in Europe during