Direct to film (DTF) - DTF printing is a digital printing method that involves printing a design onto a special film and transferring it onto a fabric or other surfaces using heat and pressure. Ideal for intricate designs, fine detail and gradients. DTF produces vibrant and long-lasting prints with good colour reproduction. Suitable for most fabric types, including cotton, polyester, and blends. It offers excellent durability and resistance to fading.

Direct to Garment (DTG) - DTG printing is a digital printing technique used to directly print designs onto cotton garments, such as t-shirts, hoodies, and other apparel. It is similar to printing on paper with an inkjet printer, but instead, it applies ink directly onto fabric.

High-quality and detailed prints with many colour options. Suitable for small print runs and one-off custom designs. Allows for intricate designs with gradients and fine details. Soft and breathable prints that integrate well with the fabric (cotton or natural fibres)

Vinyl Printing

Ideal for simple bold, designs and solid colour. Vinyl has a limited colour range but does include metallics and neon.

Digital Printing - offers vibrant, full-colour prints with excellent colour reproduction. Allows for detailed designs and photographic images.

The following print techniques are done off site. We will organise it for you making the experience easy and hassle free. 

Screen Printing = is a process where ink is forced through a mesh screen onto a surface.

Sublimation = is a technique that transfers designs on to polyester fabric. It is a chemical process where a solid turns into gas.