Direct to Garment Printing & Heat Transfers

A fast and easy way to personalize apparel with high-quality, durable designs.

Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing,

Also known as digital apparel printing or digital garment printing, is a method of printing designs directly onto fabrics using specialized inkjet printers.

Unlike traditional printing methods that involve screen printing or heat transfer, DTG printing allows for high-resolution, full-color designs to be printed directly onto garments, such as t-shirts, hoodies, and other textiles.

The process of DTG printing typically involves the following steps:

1: Design Preparation

2: Pre-Treatment

3: Printing

Heat Transfers

The process of heat transfers for creating custom apparel involves using heat and pressure to apply pre-printed designs onto garments.

Design creation
Printing the design
Preparing the garment
Positioning the transfer
Heat press setup
Heat pressing
Applying heat and pressure
Cooling and peeling
Final inspection

It's essential to follow the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer of the heat transfer paper and the heat press machine to ensure optimal results. Additionally, practice and experimentation can help you achieve the desired outcome and understand the nuances of heat transfer printing for different fabrics and designs.