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Apparel Printing Processes
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DTF (Direct to Film)
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Quantity: Perfect for small to medium runs (1–50 items)
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Colors: No limits — full-color, vibrant designs
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Turnaround: Ready in 2–3 days
Rush service available for same-day delivery -
Why DTF?
Ideal for detailed, colorful prints on short runs -
How it works:
Your design is printed on a special film, then heat-pressed onto fabric — sharp, durable, and full-color.
DTF (Direct to Film)
Screenprinting
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Quantity: 12+ recommended (setup costs apply)
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Colors: 1–4 for best results
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Turnaround: Up to 2 weeks
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Why choose it?
Perfect for large orders with simple designs -
How it works:
Ink is pushed through custom-made screens onto fabric
Screenprinting
DTG (Direct to Garment)
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Quantity: 5+ items
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Colors: Unlimited — highly detailed prints
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Turnaround: 1–2 business days
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Why choose it?
Excellent for full-color artwork on small orders -
How it works:
Prints directly onto fabric like an inkjet printer
DTG (Direct to Garment)
Cut Vinyl Heat Press
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Quantity: Best for 1–20 pieces
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Colors: 1–2 solid colors
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Turnaround: 1–2 business days
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Why choose it?
Fast and affordable for simple, bold designs -
How it works:
Pre-cut vinyl is pressed onto fabric with heat
Cut Vinyl Heat Press
Embroidery
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Quantity: Minimum 4 (best pricing at 12+)
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Colors: 1–3 thread colors
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Turnaround: ~2 weeks
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Why choose it?
Premium, professional finish — great for polos & hats -
How it works:
Designs are stitched directly into the garment
Embroidery
Printed Heat Press
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Quantity: Best for 1–20 pieces
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Colors: Unlimited
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Turnaround: 1–2 business days
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Why choose it?
Ideal for fast, small runs with full-color prints -
How it works:
Designs are printed on transfer sheets and heat-applied
Printed Heat Press
Sublimation
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Quantity: Best for 12+ items
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Colors: Unlimited — full-color, all-over designs
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Turnaround: 2–3 weeks
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Why choose it?
Great for polyester fabrics and detailed, edge-to-edge prints -
How it works:
Dye is infused into the fabric using heat and pressure
Sublimation
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