Your order starts with clear advice
Lerato van Wyk leads sales with a practical, hands-on approach. She helps schools, companies and event organisers choose the right printing method, garment type and order size for the job at hand. Whether it is 30 shirts for a youth event in Bloemfontein or a larger uniform run for a branch in Welkom, she makes sure the brief is understood before production begins.
Clients often need guidance on sizing, lead times and what works best for daily wear, promotion or sport. Lerato keeps the process simple and makes sure expectations are set properly from the start.
- Quotation guidance for custom screen printing and bulk orders
- Support with garment choices, quantities and turnaround times
- Clear communication for clients in Hamilton, Botshabelo and beyond
Artwork that prints cleanly and reads well
Annelise Botha handles artwork setup and makes sure each design is ready for print. She checks layout, placement, line weight and colour separation so the finished garment looks sharp on cotton tees, polycotton uniforms and sportswear. If a logo is too small, a file is low quality or colours need matching, she sorts it out before it reaches production.
Her work matters most on repeat orders and school apparel, where consistency across sizes and print positions is important. A tidy artwork file saves time in the print room and helps avoid waste, especially on larger runs.
- Artwork checks for logos, text and placement
- Colour matching support for branded clothing
- Setup for front, back and sleeve print positions
Production that holds up in real use
Sibusiso Ndlovu supervises production and keeps the print floor organised from start to finish. He manages the sequence of jobs, checks screens and ink readiness, and makes sure each garment is printed to the agreed standard. In Bloemfontein where weather can shift quickly and power interruptions can affect schedules, solid planning matters just as much as technical skill.
His focus is on consistency. The same design should look right across every shirt in the batch, whether it is a small run for a local club or a full uniform order for a business across the Free State.
- Production planning for small runs and bulk orders
- Print checks for alignment, coverage and colour consistency
- Careful handling of work during busy event and school seasons
Quality checks before anything leaves Hamilton
Willem Jacobs is responsible for quality control, which means he looks closely at the finished garments before packing. He checks print clarity, ink coverage, garment cleanliness and overall presentation. If an item needs a recheck, it gets done before dispatch, not after the client has received it.
This kind of detail matters for uniforms, sportswear and branded event shirts, where a poor finish reflects badly on the whole team. Willem helps make sure the final order matches the sample and the client’s instructions.
He is particularly strict on the kind of issues that show up later, like uneven print placement, faint colour or marks from handling.
Packed neatly, sorted properly, sent on time
Kagiso Molefe leads dispatch and also manages the business from the Hamilton base. He oversees packing, labelling and courier handover so orders move smoothly whether they are going to Bloemfontein suburbs or travelling further to Parys, Kroonstad or Bethlehem. His job is to keep the final stage calm and accurate, even when several orders are moving at once.
For clients who need individual bagging, size sorting or a split delivery, Kagiso makes sure the order is packed in the right way before it leaves. That saves time for schools, teams and office buyers who need everything ready on arrival.
- Couriered orders across the Free State and nationwide
- Size sorting and individual bagging for team or staff distributions
- Dispatch control for local and out-of-town deliveries
Client care that keeps orders moving
Nokuthula Dlamini looks after client care and keeps communication steady while jobs are in progress. She helps clients follow the stages of an order, answers practical questions and keeps everyone informed when timelines or quantities need attention. Her approach is friendly but direct, which suits busy buyers who want clear answers without fuss.
For schools, companies and organisers across Thaba Nchu, Botshabelo and the wider province, that kind of follow-through makes a real difference. It helps avoid delays, missed details and last-minute confusion.
She also supports repeat clients who need the same garment style printed again for a new intake, new season or new event.
A team built for practical printing jobs
Screen-Printers Service has worked from Bloemfontein since 2008, and the team reflects that experience. Everyone has a specific role, but the work only comes together when sales, artwork, production, quality and dispatch are all lined up properly. That is how t-shirts, uniforms and event wear leave the building ready for use.
For clients across the Free State, it means one steady process from enquiry to delivery. No guesswork, no mixed messages and no skipped checks.
- Custom screen printing for businesses, schools and events
- Uniform and sportswear printing with colour matching support
- Bulk order handling, small runs and nationwide delivery