Decorated-Apparel Transfer Printing with DTG
Today’s decorated-apparel professionals can dramatically expand their design and product offerings to include direct-to-film (DTF) with an existing direct-to-garment printer.
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Digital Decorating: Direct-To-Garment
The Digital Direction
Epson America enters the DTG market with the SureColor F200 standard edition and SureColor F2000 white edition.
The ever-evolving digital market segment offers faster, more efficient and more cost-effective options every year. Suppliers continue to provide apparel decorators with options for delivering orders of all sizes and specs, with machines capable of large or small runs. From direct-to-garment inkjet printers, specialty materials and heat presses, this year’s offerings have something for everyone.
Download the attached PDF to see a sampling of digital decorating products from various industry suppliers. We also encourage you to read the Impressions Product Guide to Digital Products, which will be distributed Nov. 5 via email. Receive it, and all of Impressions’ e-newsletters, by visiting impressionsmag.com and clicking on the “Newsletter Sign Up” button.
More Direct-To-Garment News
DTG Comes of Age
The past few years have brought changes to almost every industry, and decorated garment production is no exception.
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On Design: Battle Ready
New Jersey-based Breakthrough Custom Clothing created “Warrior Princess” from scratch by digitally hand drawing the entire piece.
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