Printed t shirts

Product Description

Popular clothing items that have images, patterns, logos, or text printed directly onto the fabric include printed T-shirts. They enable people and organisations to express their creativity, market brands, spread messages, or produce personalised clothing for many uses.

Here are some significant characteristics of printed T-shirts:

1. Printing Methods: A variety of printing methods are used to produce designs on T-shirts. Typical techniques include:

• Screen printing: This age-old technique uses a stencil (screen) to apply ink to the cloth, one for each colour in the design.
• Direct-to-Garment (DTG) Printing: The design is printed directly onto the T-shirt using specialised inkjet printers. DTG printing enables elaborate artwork and gradients, as well as vivid, detailed graphics.
• Printing a design on vinyl or transfer paper, which is then heated and pushed into a T-shirt, is known as heat transfer printing. For simpler patterns or lesser volumes, this technique is appropriate.
• Sublimation printing: This technique uses heat to transfer specific inks onto the cloth, producing vivid and long-lasting patterns. T-shirts made of polyester or a polyester-blend are frequently sublimated.