Production
A guide to supplying print files for clothing
This guide to supplying print files helps you avoid mistakes with DTF, DTG, embroidery and badges. Check size, colour, transparency and details properly.
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Production
This guide to supplying print files helps you avoid mistakes with DTF, DTG, embroidery and badges. Check size, colour, transparency and details properly.
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Compare 3D embroidery and appliqué on design, base, wearing comfort and production. Find out which technique technically suits your garment.
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Choose between embroidery, DTF, DTG, badges and appliqué based on design, fabric, use, run size and the look you want.
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Choose printing for sportswear based on fibre, stretch, ventilation, design and washing. Compare DTF, DTG, DTM and embroidery.
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Choose fabrics for embroidery based on stability, weight, stretch, structure and use. Compare hoodies, polo shirts, caps, fleece and softshell.
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Having neck labels made? Compare woven, printed and transfer labels on comfort, design, placement, quantities and how they are applied to clothing.
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Choose textiles for your clothing brand based on fibre, weight, fit, shrinkage, colour, personalisation technique and repeatability of supply.
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A practical guide to on-demand clothing production: base stock, product data, personalisation, quality control, lead time and fulfilment.
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DTG printing is mainly suitable for detailed full-colour designs on suitable cotton clothing. Find out what to look for in material and quality.
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Compare DTF and embroidery on design, fabric, wearing comfort, use and look. Use a sample to choose the right finish for your clothing.
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Compare embroidery and DTG on design, fabric, texture, colour, run size and use. Find out which technique suits your garment and the look you want.
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Embroidering corporate wear? Choose clothing, logo placement, size, thread and size distribution, and safeguard quality with a sample and a fixed product specification.
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