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Sublimation Printing
Sublimation Printing is a process where solid dye is converted into gas without passing through a liquid stage, allowing to permeate the surface of a material, usually polyester or polymer-coated items, before solidifying. This method is widely used to create durable, high-quality prints on fabrics, mugs, phone cases, and other items. Sublimation printing works best on light-colored, synthetic materials, as these readily absorb the dye. Its popular in customized product industries especially for apparel and promotional items.
DTF Printing (Direct To Film)
DTF printing is a digital printing technique where designs are printed onto a special film, which is then transferred to a variety of fabrics or materials. DTF printing allows you to create transfer designs that can be applied to different surfaces. DTF printing is versatile because it can be applied to various fabrics, including cotton, polyester, blends, and even non-textiles like leather. Its especially popular for printing detailed designs on apparel, as it works well on both light and dark fabrics and provides a high-quality finish. DTF printing is a durable print with vibrant colors and a soft feel.
DTG Printing (Direct To Garment)
DTG printing is a digital printing method where ink is applied directly onto fabric using specialized inkjet technology. This process is commonly used for printing detailed, full-color designs on garments like T-shirts, hoodies, and other clothing items. DTG printing allows for high-resolution, multi-color designs without extra setup, making it ideal for custom or small-batch orders. DTG printing is ideal for high-quality, detail designs and allows for a soft feel on the fabric since the ink is absorbed by the fibers rather then sitting on top. It works best on 100% cotton fabrics but can also be used on cotton blends. However, DTG is generally less efficient for very large batches.
Embroidery Printing (Thread Work)
Embroidery Printing, commonly referred to simply as embroidery, is a decorative technique where design are stitched directly onto fabric or other material using threads, often with the aid of a computerized embroidery machine. Embroidery creates pattern and images with stitched threads, giving the design a textured, raised appearance. This method is popular for logos, names, and design on items like hats, jackets, shirt, and uniforms. Embroidery is valued for its durability and professional appearance, as the thread is long-lasting for fading. This technique best on thicker materials and provides a premium, high-quality look that’s popular for corporate apparel, sports team uniform, and branding on items like caps and bags, apron, cotton tote bags.
Puff Printing
Puff Printing is a screen printing technique where a special type of ink with a heat-activated additive is used to cerate a raised, three- dimensional effect on fabric. When heated, the ink “puffs up,” giving the design a textured, embossed look. This style of printing adds depth and interest to designs and is commonly used on apparel like T-shirt, hoodies, and sweatshirts, especially for logos, and bold graphics. Puff printing is ideal for bold designs but not suitable for intricate details or fine lines, as these may not expand evenly. It works best on thicker fabrics like cotton and fleece, giving the apparel a unique, textured appeal.
Screen Printing
Screen Printing, also known as silk screen printing, is a popular printing method that uses a stencils (or “screen”) to apply layers of ink onto a surface, commonly fabrics, but also paper, plastic, wood, and other materials. Each color in the design requires a separate screen, allowing for vibrant, multi-colored prints that are durable and long-lasting. Each color requires a separate screen, so setup can be time-consuming and costly for complex, multi-colored designs. Screen printing works best for designs with fewer colors and less detail, as intricate to reproduce with screens. Puff printing is widely used for creating custom apparel, promotional products, posters, and other items requiring bold, long-lasting prints.
