Digital printing — detail without limits.
Digital direct-to-garment (DTG) printing works like an inkjet printer for clothing: the design is printed straight onto the fabric. It captures photographic detail and gradients, and it’s ideal for samples and small runs.
Perfect for detailed designs and samples
Because there are no screens or films, digital printing is fast to set up and perfect for complex artwork, one-off samples and small quantities. It works best on cotton and cotton-rich fabrics.
- Photographic detail and smooth gradients
- No setup cost per color
- Great for samples and small runs
- Soft hand-feel on cotton
Our digital printing process
File check
Artwork is checked for resolution and color.
Pre-treatment
Garments are pre-treated so ink bonds well.
Printing
The design is printed directly onto the garment.
Curing
Heat-curing fixes the ink for washing.
Inspection
Each print is checked for color and placement.
Packing
Folded and packed to your instructions.
Digital Printing in action
Real production photos and short clips of this process.
Photos show the kind of work we do. Add your own factory photos and short video clips in Admin → this page → Gallery.
Where this process works best
Samples & prototypes
Test a design before bulk production.
Photo-realistic art
Portraits, photos and detailed graphics.
Small promotional runs
Events, gifts and limited editions.
Technical details
Fabrics
Best on 100% cotton or cotton-rich blends.
Colors
Full color with smooth gradients.
Minimum order
From 10 pieces; single samples on request.
Digital Printing FAQ
01What’s the difference between DTG and DTF?+
DTG prints directly onto the garment and suits cotton; DTF uses a transfer film and works on more fabric types.
02Is digital printing durable?+
Yes with proper curing and care — wash inside out in cold water.