Digital print (DTG)
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Digital Print (DTG)
DTG (Direct to Garment Printing) is the newest technique of the apparel decoration marketplace,
With DTG, you can print an image directly onto fabric through a special inkjet printer essentially printing exactly as you would on a piece of paper.
With out the need of any films or screens like in traditional screen print
this technique is suitable to reproduce any image.
DTG vs. Screen print
If you want to print only a small amount of pieces then DTG is one of your best options to do because as mentioned, there is no screens and films involved on the process, but if you want to print a large quantity of pieces
and your image is complex as one of the samples here, then you may want to consider to print it with traditional screen print only there may be a set up fees involved on this process, however every case is different. You may want to give us a call to answer any questions.
If you want to print only a small amount of pieces then DTG is one of your best options to do because as mentioned, there is no screens and films involved on the process, but if you want to print a large quantity of pieces
and your image is complex as one of the samples here, then you may want to consider to print it with traditional screen print only there may be a set up fees involved on this process, however every case is different. You may want to give us a call to answer any questions.
