Garment printing techniques compared
We master every type of printing across different materials, and choose the right technique for each design and fabric.
Updated 2026 / 11
What each one gives you
DTF
Direct-to-film · e.g. DRP9Full-color artwork printed onto film and heat-transferred, sharp on cotton and blends.
DTG
Direct-to-garmentArtwork printed straight onto the garment for detailed, multi-color designs.
Rubber
Raised rubber printA raised, tactile print that stands off the fabric surface.
Vinyl
Silver reflective & glitter · e.g. AirFitCut vinyl applied with heat, including silver reflective and glitter finishes.
Sublimation
All-over print & laser cut · scarves, Molped, SSCDye sublimation for all-over prints on polyester and satin, with laser-cut finishing. Used on scarves, Molped and SSC.
Silicone
e.g. beIN SPORTS, PAOA soft-touch silicone print for clean logos. Used for beIN SPORTS and PAO.
Silk screen
Up to 10 colors per design · SSC & AXA tote bagsClassic screen printing with up to 10 colors per design. Used for the SSC and AXA tote bags.
We can mix more than one printing type in one product.
Choosing for your design
We choose the right technique for each design and fabric. Share the artwork, the fabric and the quantity in your brief and we confirm the route in the feasibility review.
Frequently asked questions
Which printing and embroidery techniques do you offer?
Printing: DTF, DTG, rubber, vinyl (including silver reflective and glitter), sublimation, silicone and silk screen with up to 10 colors. Embroidery: flat, 3D puff, appliqué, patches, chenille, sequins and specialty threads. Techniques can be combined in one product.
Start with a feasibility review
Share your product, quantity and timeline. An experienced apparel account manager will confirm the manufacturing route and the next step.
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