What kind of printing methods do you use?
- DTG (direct-to-garment) printing
This printing procedure is similar to digital printing on paper and is used for printing on garments. Pigmented water-based inks are applied to the garment’s surface and absorbed by the fibers using this method. The clothing are usually composed of cotton or a cotton blend.
The printing techniques is applied to the following items: T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, joggers, totes, etc.
2. Sublimation or all-over printing (AOP)
The all-over printing (AOP) technology applies colours to a product using high heat and pressure. The print surface is usually white and constructed of a variety of materials. The dyes are absorbed by the material (or fabric) during the printing process, resulting in a seamless, smooth finish.
In compared to DTG printing, which has a limited area to deal with, sublimation allows you to cover the whole garment with your image.
The printing techniques is applied to the following items: mugs, t-shirts, leggings, swimwear, masks etc.
3. Other printing method
We use is UV printing technique with high-quality ink (ex: Acrylic/Wooden Ornaments; Leather Notebook)