Printing techniques FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Q: DTF printing

DTF or Direct to Film technology is a technique that produces a high-resolution, very resistant and durable print. Using a special printer, the graphic is printed onto a transfer film and can be transferred to different materials, such as cotton, linen, felt, leather, nylon and polyester.

Printing techniques

1. Dtf printing

DTF or Direct to Film technology is a technique that produces a high-resolution, very resistant and durable print.
Using a special printer, the graphic is printed onto a transfer film and can be transferred to different materials, such as cotton, linen, felt, leather, nylon and polyester.

2. Screen printing

Screen printing is a personalisation technique used both in the fashion industry and in marketing for sales promotion and merchandising, to personalise T-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, tank tops and dresses. Screen printing is suitable for large print runs and appreciated for its final colour rendering on fabrics. Our company offers this type of personalisation starting from 50 pieces. This technique can be used to print logos, designs, patterns and graphics in one to four colours (spot colours) on both light and dark fabrics.

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