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What technology is used to print on t-shirts (and any textile product)?
What technology is used to print on t-shirts (and any textile product)?
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This article outlines the technology and processes we use for printing on t-shirts and other textile products. We aim for transparency in explaining our methods and the factors that can influence the final print appearance.


Printing Methods

Our primary printing process is Direct to Garment (DTG), a digital printing method ideal for on-demand printing on cotton fabrics. Think of it as the digital printing equivalent of textiles.

In certain locations and based on availability, we might use the Direct to Film (DTF) printing method for inner neck and sleeve areas. This approach ensures faster production and delivery times for our customers.


Color Accuracy

While we strive for color accuracy, it's important to understand that achieving 100% color precision in printing is challenging. Various factors can influence the final print color, including:

  • Different printer models

  • Color profiles and settings

  • Printing processes

We want to be upfront about this aspect to ensure your satisfaction with the final product.


Benefits of Our Printing Technology

Our chosen printing technologies come with a range of benefits, including:

  • Exceptional Print Quality: We achieve photo-quality prints with high detail, bringing your designs to life vividly.

  • Extensive Color Options: Enjoy a wide spectrum of colors without impacting pricing – your design possibilities are limitless.

  • No Minimum Orders: Perfect for small batches and individual orders, providing flexibility for your needs.

  • Fabric Compatibility: We print on various fabrics, primarily cotton or those with high cotton content.

  • Eco-Friendly Practices: Our methods prioritize sustainability by using water-based inks and minimizing waste.

Currently, we do not offer sublimation or screen printing services.

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