StyledCssInlineComponent-lsmoq4-0 kghFzc”>Yes. You can screen print on any absorbing fabric of paper, however, I would strongly advise that you don’t screen print on a denim jacket straight away and test it on a scrap piece of denim because there is a good chance that the ink may bleed and ruin your design. If you want to DIY your jacket and add a personal design, I have used thick acrylic paint in the past as well as oil paint. But once again – TEST IT ON SCRAP FABRIC FIRST – as you don’t know how the paint will behave, absorb and wash.

If you want to print on it the only method you can use, is to use pigment print to cover the dark color of denim. However, when you do that the pigment dye applied is on the surface of the fabric; to make it clearer, it is on the starch mixed with indigo or sulphur dye but not on the cotton fibre.