DTF( Direct To Film)
Screen print transfers use plastisol ink through screens, while DTF transfers use inkjet print heads to print water-based pigment ink. Both transfers use hot melt adhesive, making them durable and easy to apply on fabrics such as cotton, polyester, and cotton-polyester blends.
Benefits
• Versatility on Materials- DTF can be applied on a wide range of materials including: cotton, polyester, 50 / 50 blends and more.
• Cost Effective- affordable supplies and up to 50 % savings on white ink.
• No Pretreat Required- DTF printing does not require any pretreatment of the garment, unlike DTG printing which increases production speed.
• Easy Application- DTF allows you to apply the artwork on difficult / awkward parts of the garment or fabric with ease.
DTG( Direct To Garment)
Direct-to-garment( DTG) printing is a method of printing that utilizes modified inkjet technology to spray water-based inks directly onto apparel. This printing process requires very little setup time, making it ideal for small-quantity orders. DTG printing is a cost-effective way to create intricate designs and execute fine details.
Benefits
• Vibrant Detailed Designs- DTG printing allows for direct printing from a computer, enabling intricate details and simultaneous printing of multiple colors.
• Eco-Friendly Water Based Inks- Water-based inks are safer for the environment and for workers compared to solvent-based inks.
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