PRINT METHODS

We use four main print methods. We'll happily guide you on the best one for your project, once we have an understanding of your requirements. We consider factors like quantities, deadlines, colour combinations, budget limitations and garment type.

The chart below compares the main pros and cons.

Digital Printing (DTG)

Digital printing is textile ink applied directly to fabric, using similar technology to an inkjet machine. Digital is great for small runs (1-50) and for very colourful and detailed prints. There are no costly set up fees, and turnaround times are super fast.

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Transfer Printing (DTF)

DTF is one of the newest and most versatile methods. Your design is printed onto a special film, then heat-pressed onto the garment. It works on cotton, polyester, blends, and even tricky fabrics, giving you vibrant, long-lasting prints that stand out.

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Screen Printing

Screen printing has been around since before you were born, and remains the best method to print large orders (50+), where the design uses up to 6 colours. It's hard wearing, and very economical. It can be time consuming to set up, so set up fees are common.

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Embroidery

Instead of ink, embroidery uses thread to stitch your design directly into the garment. It’s strong, textured, and long-lasting. Perfect for simple designs like business logos on polos, caps, jackets, and workwear of you need bulk quantities of 50+ items.

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