DTF printing
Artwork is printed onto transfer film, then applied to suitable garments.
Colourful and detailed artwork; garment fabric, print size and placement need review.
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DECORATION THAT FITS
Printing Services
The right decoration method depends on your artwork, garment, quantity and how the finished piece will be used. Explore the options, then ask us for practical guidance.
Four ways to make it yours
Choose the finish around the idea
You don’t need to arrive knowing the answer. These pages explain where each method can be a useful starting point.
Practical guide
DTF vs DTG vs screen printing vs embroidery
There is no single method for every project. Compare how the decoration is made, then send your garment, design, quantity and intended use for a recommendation.
DTG printing
Artwork is printed directly onto a suitable garment.
Detailed artwork on compatible fabrics; the garment and its colour affect suitability.
Screen printing
The design is applied through prepared screens.
Focused designs repeated across a group run; colours, artwork and quantity affect setup.
Embroidery
The design is reproduced with stitched thread rather than printed ink.
Logos on suitable polos, caps, jackets and workwear; fine details need review for stitching.
For example, a logo on work polos and caps needs a different assessment from a large multicolour graphic on T-shirts. Send both garment types and the artwork rather than assuming one finish suits every item.
Ask About Your Decoration Method01
Artwork first
Detail, colour, transparency and scale affect the best decoration path.
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Garment first
Fabric, colour, shape and placement all change how a design will behave.
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Use first
Think about movement, washing, visibility and whether the order will repeat.
Not sure yet?
Send the brief you have
A logo, a sketch, a product idea or a deadline is enough to begin a useful conversation.