Direct-to-garment, or DTG for short, is no longer the newest way to decorate a t-shirt. It has not been for a long time.
We have been offering the DTG process since 2006, which put us among the first companies in Australia to do it, and in that time we have watched the method go from novelty to a specialist tool.
DTG digital printing ink in the fibres verses Digital Transfer Films sit on top
Specialist is the right word. DTG is not the answer to every print job any more. It is the answer to a particular set of them, and for a few of those it is the only method that works at all.
For example, you can not do photographic designs with Embroidery and Screen Printing; many colours are really expensive and require a large minimum order due to the set-up costs of each image.
Dye sublimation is only suitable for 100% polyester fabrics. Digital transfers also have limitations.
With DTG, each image is printed digitally, so there are no screens, no messy cleanup, and no minimum order quantity, making it perfect for personalised products and fast dispatch.
Tell us the garment style, the quantity, the print positions and the artwork, and we will quote it. If your job sits near one of the crossover points above, we will price it both ways and tell you which one wins.
It is important to follow these washing instructions carefully to ensure that you get the maximum life out of your printed garment.
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Our in-house digital print department has been producing digitally printed t-shirts since 2006, making us among the first group of companies in Australia to pioneer this method. Our experience allows us to produce beautifully crisp and clean digital prints on light or dark colours. Give us a call on 1300 916 433 to discuss your requirements.
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How long does a DTG digitally printed t-shirt last in the wash before it begins to deteriorate? The answer depends on many factors. Including: 1/ The colour of the T-Shirt that has the print on it. 2/ How you care for the t-shirt when it's being washed 3/ How the t-shirt is hung to dry. See More...
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The first method of computer printing to t-shirts was through transfer paper and a hot press. Originally this was called Iron-on transfers because you could put them on with a hot iron. But, this method didn't work very well, so scientist soon went to work to find a better way to print directly onto the t-shirt.
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The ability to print crisp, clean, colorful, vibrant images directly to garments, on 100% cotton or cotton/poly blends makes this the most desirable form of printing t-shirts and promotional apparel in the world today. With this form of apparel printing you are not restricted to minimum orders.
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As the name suggests, a special digital printer can print designs directly onto a t-shirt. There are no set-up costs, no screen charges or no small order fees with this type of printing. There is also no need for vector artwork charges, as we can print directly from a file on your computer.
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