When it comes to custom apparel, you may find yourself deciding between screen printing and direct-to-garment (DTG) printing. Both techniques have their advantages, but which one is best for you?
- Screen Printing: Ideal for larger orders, screen printing uses stencils to apply ink onto fabric. It’s cost-effective for bulk orders and provides vibrant colors that last longer. However, it’s best suited for designs with fewer colors.
- DTG Printing: DTG printing is a more modern process that directly prints your design onto the fabric using inkjet technology. It’s perfect for complex, multi-colored designs or smaller orders, as there are no setup fees.
Choosing the right printing method depends on your order size, design complexity, and budget. Screen printing is great for simplicity and bulk, while DTG offers flexibility for intricate designs and smaller batches.
