Screen printing is the old-school method: ink is pushed through a stencil onto the fabric. The result is a thick, slightly raised print that feels like part of the shirt. DTG (direct-to-garment) is like a printer that sprays ink directly into the fabric, giving a soft, smooth finish that's barely noticeable to the touch.

For a gift, you want something they'll actually wear. So let's look at comfort, durability, and style.