AllureGlow Violet Glow in the Dark Screen Printing Ink | Purple Violet Plastisol Glow Ink for T-Shirts | PS-2045-VV

Allureglow

Allureglow Violet Violet Plastisol
Allureglow Violet Violet Plastisol
Allureglow Violet Violet Plastisol Ink
Allureglow Violet Violet Plastisol
Allureglow Violet Violet Plastisol
Allureglow Violet Violet Plastisol Ink

Deep violet by day. Mystical violet-blue by night. AllureGlow Plastisol Glow in the Dark Ink – Violet/Violet (SKU: PS-2045-VV) is a phthalate-free, PVC-free photoluminescent plastisol that delivers a rich, saturated violet print under normal lighting — then charges under any light source and glows a deep, ethereal violet-blue in the dark. Violet occupies the deepest, most mystical end of the visible color spectrum, and its glow is unlike anything else in the AllureGlow lineup — brooding, cosmic, and otherworldly in a way that makes it the defining color for gothic and dark aesthetic apparel, witchcraft and occult themes, fantasy and cosmic graphics, Halloween supernatural imagery, pride apparel, and any design that demands depth and mystery after dark. No UV lamp required. Standard plastisol workflow throughout. Available in water-based and discharge formulas too. Browse all AllureGlow colors.

Price range: $99.99 through $1,274.99

--- GLOBAL RULE LOCATIONS ---
Array
(
    [0] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 1714
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [1] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2853
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [2] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2854
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [3] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2884
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [4] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2937
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [5] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2941
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [6] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2944
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [7] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2955
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [8] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2956
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [9] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2957
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [10] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2958
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [11] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2959
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [12] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2960
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [13] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2961
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [14] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2962
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [15] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2963
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [16] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2964
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [17] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2965
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [18] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2966
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [19] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2967
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [20] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2968
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [21] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 2977
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [22] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3114
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [23] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4638
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [24] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4639
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [25] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4667
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [26] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3690
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [27] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3692
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [28] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3731
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [29] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3752
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [30] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3762
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [31] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3792
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [32] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3852
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [33] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 3980
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [34] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4013
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [35] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4020
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [36] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4022
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [37] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4044
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [38] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4205
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [39] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4270
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [40] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4272
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [41] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4620
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [42] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4651
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [43] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4673
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [44] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 4946
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [45] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 5355
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [46] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 5390
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [47] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 5398
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [48] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 5407
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

    [49] => stdClass Object
        (
            [post_id] => 5445
            [meta_key] => _pricing_rules
        )

)
SKU: AllureGlow PS-2045-VV Category: Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

Description

What Is AllureGlow Violet/Violet Glow in the Dark Plastisol Ink?

AllureGlow Plastisol Glow in the Dark Ink – Violet/Violet is a professional-grade photoluminescent screen printing ink that prints a rich, deep violet under normal daylight or indoor lighting — and glows a deep, ethereal violet-blue in the dark after charging under any ambient light source. It is phthalate-free, PVC-free, ready for use straight from the container on cotton and cotton/poly blends, and cures at standard plastisol temperature on a conventional conveyor dryer.

Violet sits at the far edge of the visible light spectrum — the deepest, most saturated cool tone that human vision can perceive before wavelengths shift beyond visible light entirely. This extreme position on the spectrum gives violet a visual weight and psychological depth that no other color carries. In daylight, AllureGlow Violet/Violet reads as a bold, rich violet with a deep purple quality. In the dark, the phosphorescent emission shifts slightly toward the blue-violet end of the spectrum — creating a glow that feels deep, cosmic, and genuinely supernatural in quality. It is the color of dark nebulae, the night sky at dusk, and the edge of the light that the human eye struggles to hold.

Among the 10 colors in the AllureGlow plastisol series, Violet/Violet commands a design space that no other color touches. Green owns the toxic and horror category. Blue owns the sci-fi and oceanic space. Violet owns the mystical, gothic, cosmic, and supernatural — witchcraft, magic, dark fantasy, occult, and the brooding aesthetic of black-and-purple horror that is having an enormous moment in apparel. For decorators serving any of these markets, AllureGlow Violet/Violet is the only glow ink that delivers the right color story in both daylight and darkness.

For synthetic and performance fabrics, add CLA-100 additive. For shops running eco-conscious or soft-hand programs, the same violet glow effect is available in the AllureGlow HSA Water-Based and DC Series Discharge formulas.

Key Features

Daytime Color Rich, deep Violet — prints like a standard soft-hand plastisol in normal lighting conditions
Glow Color Violet-Blue — the phosphorescent emission shifts slightly toward the blue-violet end of the spectrum in the dark, creating a deep, ethereal, cosmic glow quality
Deepest, Most Mystical Glow in the Lineup Violet occupies the far edge of the visible spectrum — its glow has a depth, weight, and supernatural quality that no other AllureGlow color can replicate; the definitive color for gothic, dark fantasy, occult, and cosmic aesthetics
Phthalate-Free & PVC-Free Manufactured using only phthalate-free plasticizers; compliant with all state and federal phthalate regulations — safe for children’s apparel and youth athletic wear
Ready for Use No mixing, no base, no additives required for cotton and cotton/poly blends — stir and print
Soft Hand Feel Same incredibly soft feel as standard soft-hand plastisol under normal light — no heavy or stiff hand feel
Charges Under Any Light No dedicated UV charging lamp required — sunlight, fluorescent, LED, and incandescent all charge the pigment effectively throughout the day
Standard Plastisol Workflow Same press, same dryer, same mesh counts as conventional plastisol — no equipment modifications or new training required
Synthetic Fabric Compatible Add CLA-100 additive to extend compatibility to polyester and synthetic performance fabrics

What Customers Love About It

Violet/Violet is the AllureGlow color that fills a market gap that no other glow ink in the lineup addresses. The gothic, dark aesthetic, and witchcraft apparel market has exploded over the past decade — moon phases, crystals, tarot imagery, occult symbols, dark florals, ravens, and skulls rendered in deep purple and violet have become one of the most commercially successful categories in specialty apparel decoration. Customers in this market have strong brand loyalty, repeat purchase behavior, and a genuine appetite for glow effects that enhance the supernatural quality of the designs they love. AllureGlow Violet/Violet is the first glow ink that speaks directly to that aesthetic.

Beyond the gothic and dark aesthetic market, violet/purple is a globally significant color for royalty, spirituality, and celebration — it’s the defining color of Mardi Gras, a major color in pride merchandise, a core color for many universities and sports programs, and an enduring choice in women’s and girls’ fashion apparel. AllureGlow Violet/Violet gives decorators a glow upsell opportunity across every one of these markets simultaneously — from Mardi Gras parade merchandise to school spirit gear to Halloween haunted house shirts to pride apparel — all in a single, versatile ink that prints like standard plastisol and glows a deep, beautiful violet-blue in the dark.

Common Applications

  • Gothic, dark aesthetic, and witchcraft apparel — moon phases, crystals, tarot, occult symbols, and dark mystical themes
  • Halloween supernatural imagery — spirits, ghosts, witches, vampires, and dark fantasy creatures
  • Fantasy, sci-fi, and cosmic apparel — nebulae, space, and otherworldly themes in the violet-purple palette
  • Mardi Gras seasonal merchandise — purple is a primary Mardi Gras color with heavy glow-ink demand
  • Pride apparel and LGBTQ+ community merchandise featuring the full rainbow spectrum
  • University and sports team apparel for programs with purple or violet as a primary brand color
  • Concert merchandise for artists with violet, purple, or dark aesthetic brand palettes
  • Festival and rave apparel — violet glow contributes to the full-spectrum light show aesthetic
  • Women’s and girls’ fashion apparel with rich purple or violet design elements
  • Children’s and youth novelty apparel — phthalate-free formula safe for all ages
  • Royalty, magic, and mystical-themed novelty merchandise

Shop the Full AllureGlow Glow-in-the-Dark Lineup

AllureGlow Violet/Violet is one of 10 photoluminescent colors in the plastisol series. Each color has its own daytime and glow-color pairing:

Also available from AllureGlow: HSA Water-Based Glow (cotton, blends & synthetics), DC Series Discharge Glow (100% cotton, softest hand), Plastisol Reflective Ink, and Water-Based Reflective Ink.

How to Use AllureGlow Violet/Violet Glow in the Dark Plastisol

Before Printing Mix thoroughly before use. For long production runs, re-mix the ink periodically to maintain consistent phosphorescent pigment distribution and uniform glow output. Keep lids on containers when not actively printing to prevent contamination.
Mesh Count 90–200 mesh depending on design detail and desired glow intensity. Coarser mesh (90–110) deposits more phosphorescent pigment for stronger, longer-lasting glow. Finer mesh (up to 200) works for detail work but reduces pigment deposit and glow output. For maximum glow intensity, 90–110 mesh is recommended.
Squeegee Technique Heavy flood coat with light-to-moderate squeegee pressure. Avoid excessive downward pressure that can shear or crush phosphorescent particles and reduce glow performance. A generous flood and consistent stroke angle delivers optimal pigment deposit.
Underbase — Dark Garments A white underbase is required on dark garments. Without an underbase, the dark fabric absorbs light energy rather than reflecting it through the ink film — dramatically reducing glow intensity and duration. Flash the white underbase fully before printing the Violet/Violet glow hit on top.
Underbase — Light / White Garments No underbase required on white and light-colored garments. Print Violet/Violet directly for maximum pigment deposit and glow intensity.
Synthetic Fabrics Add CLA-100 additive when printing on polyester, nylon, or other synthetic and performance fabric substrates to improve adhesion and wash durability.
Cure Temperature 320°F (160°C). Curing time is 90–180 seconds depending on ink deposit thickness and garment color. Always verify dryer temperature with a donut probe prior to and during production. Confirm full cure with a wash test before running full production.
Cleanup Standard plastisol ink cleaner — same cleanup procedure as any plastisol ink
Care Instructions for End Customer Wash inside out in cold water on delicate cycle. Do not use bleach. Do not iron on print. Line or hang dry for best long-term glow durability.

Technical Specifications

SKU PS-2045-VV
Ink Type Plastisol — phthalate-free, PVC-free
Effect Type Photoluminescent / phosphorescent glow-in-the-dark
Daytime Color Violet — rich, deep violet with a purple quality
Glow Color Violet-Blue — phosphorescent emission shifts slightly toward the blue-violet end of the spectrum in darkness, producing a deep, ethereal, cosmic glow
Charging Source Any light source — UV, sunlight, fluorescent, LED, incandescent; no dedicated UV lamp required
Recommended Mesh 90–200 mesh; 90–110 mesh recommended for maximum glow intensity
Cure Temperature 320°F (160°C)
Cure Time 90–180 seconds depending on ink deposit thickness and garment color
Underbase Required Required on dark garments; not required on white and light garments
Suitable Substrates 100% cotton and cotton blends (RFU); polyester and synthetics with CLA-100 additive
Compliance Compliant with all state and federal phthalate regulations; safe for children’s garments
Cleanup Standard plastisol ink cleaner
Ships From Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 — please allow 1–2 business days lead time for processing
Also Available As HSA Water-Based Glow | DC Series Discharge Glow
Available Sizes Quart | Gallon | 5-Gallon Pail

Technical Sheets / Safety Data Sheets / Documents

Allureglow USA Phthalate Free Plastisol Glow in the Dark Screen Printing Inks Techincal Data Sheet

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does AllureGlow Violet/Violet look like in daylight vs. in the dark?

In normal daylight or indoor lighting, AllureGlow Violet/Violet appears as a rich, deep violet plastisol print — a bold purple-violet with a soft hand feel. In the dark, after charging under any light source, the same print glows a deep, ethereal violet-blue. The phosphorescent emission shifts slightly toward the blue-violet end of the spectrum in darkness, giving the glow a cosmic, mystical depth that is entirely distinct from any other color in the AllureGlow lineup.

Is AllureGlow Violet the same as AllureGlow Magenta? What is the difference?

These are two distinct colors. Magenta/Magenta is an intense, electric blue-red — neon-adjacent, high-energy, suited to rave, EDM, and bold fashion graphics. Violet/Violet is a deep, rich purple-violet — brooding, mystical, and cosmic, suited to gothic, dark aesthetic, fantasy, and occult themes. In the dark, Magenta glows electric and vivid; Violet glows deep and ethereal. They serve completely different markets and design aesthetics.

Is AllureGlow Violet/Violet good for Halloween and gothic apparel?

Yes — AllureGlow Violet/Violet is the definitive glow color for gothic, dark aesthetic, witchcraft, and Halloween supernatural apparel. Purple and violet are the core colors of the gothic aesthetic, occult imagery, and the witch and magic design space that has become one of the most commercially significant categories in specialty screen printing. The deep, mystical violet-blue glow that Violet/Violet produces in the dark is exactly the color these designs demand after dark.

Is AllureGlow Violet/Violet good for Mardi Gras and pride apparel?

Yes on both. Purple is one of the three traditional Mardi Gras colors, making AllureGlow Violet/Violet a natural choice for Mardi Gras seasonal merchandise. For pride apparel, violet and purple are essential parts of the rainbow spectrum, and a glowing violet print adds a vivid, celebratory dimension to any full-spectrum pride design.

Is AllureGlow Violet/Violet safe for children’s clothing?

Yes. AllureGlow Violet/Violet is phthalate-free and PVC-free, manufactured using only phthalate-free plasticizers, and compliant with all state and federal phthalate regulations. It is safe for children’s garments, youth apparel, and school spirit wear with no additional compliance reformulation required.

Do I need a white underbase when printing AllureGlow Violet/Violet on dark shirts?

Yes — a white underbase is required when printing on dark or black garments. The phosphorescent pigments need a reflective white surface beneath them to absorb light and produce a strong, sustained violet-blue glow. Without an underbase on dark fabric, the substrate absorbs light energy before it reaches the glow pigment — significantly reducing intensity and duration. On white and light-colored garments, no underbase is needed.

Can I print AllureGlow Violet/Violet on polyester or performance fabrics?

Yes — with the addition of CLA-100 additive. For 100% cotton and cotton/poly blends, Violet/Violet is ready to use straight from the container. For polyester, nylon, and other synthetic or performance fabrics, add CLA-100 to improve adhesion and washfastness.

What mesh count should I use for AllureGlow Violet/Violet?

AllureGlow Violet/Violet can be printed through 90–200 mesh screens. For maximum glow intensity, use a coarser mesh in the 90–110 range to maximize phosphorescent pigment deposit. Finer mesh counts up to 200 are appropriate for detail work but will deposit less pigment and produce a softer glow output.

What temperature does AllureGlow Violet/Violet cure at?

AllureGlow Violet/Violet cures at 320°F (160°C). Curing time is 90–180 seconds depending on ink deposit thickness and garment color. Always verify dryer temperature with a donut probe before and during production, and confirm full cure with a wash test before running full production.

Is AllureGlow Violet/Violet available in water-based or discharge versions?

AllureGlow USA offers glow-in-the-dark inks in three formulas from River City Supply: this Plastisol Series, the HSA Water-Based Glow Series (cotton, blends & synthetics, softer hand), and the DC Series Discharge Glow (water-based discharge for 100% cotton — softest hand, zero surface buildup). Contact us to confirm current color availability per formula.

Reviews

Reviews

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.

You May Also Like

Related products

Additional Options

Read Our Reviews

Need Help?

Contact Us

Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm

Free in-store pickup

In-stock orders ready in 1 hour

Get the latest news & exclusive offers