Method
Digital printing
DTF, DTG and vinyl (HTV) in one place. We pick the method for the garment, the art and the quantity - confirmed in the quote, not guessed on the website.
Digital covers the jobs that do not belong on a screen, and the short runs that still need a sharp mark. Full-colour detail, mixed fabrics and name-and-number work are typical.
What digital covers
- DTF for mixed fabrics and detailed colour
- DTG where the garment and the art suit a direct print
- Vinyl / HTV for names, numbers and simple marks
- Proofs before we run
How a digital job runs
- Send the brief - art, garment, quantity and deadline.
- Method choice - DTF, DTG or vinyl, matched to fabric and design.
- Proof - you approve before production.
- Print and pack - checked and sent across the UK.
Common questions
Which digital method will you use?
Exact kit is confirmed in the quote. We choose for durability and look on the actual garment, not for a one-size website claim.
Small run or large?
Digital suits short and mid runs especially well. Larger, simple spot-colour jobs may be happier on screen printing. Logos on polos and outerwear often belong on embroidery.