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Silk Production
Companies with rich histories in textile manufacturing earn their place as leaders of innovation when they weave traditional decorating practices with advanced technologies.
A Webinar Series Not to Miss
As many industry organizations are doing, Techtextil North America and Texprocess Americas, are taking in-person symposiums and bringing them online. Virtual Symposium: A Monthly Webinar Series is designed to provide attendees with information from leading players in both the industry and academia.
A Logical Choice
Clothing manufacturers in the t-shirt space look to direct to garment (DTG) printers as a means to decorate products.
Flashy Fabrics
Digital printing, whether it is for décor, apparel, or signage, is an attractive solution for textiles. Dye-sublimation (dye-sub), digital dye-sub, transfer dye-sub, and direct digital printing are all methods for printing to fabrics.
Wearable Print
Digitally printed garments continue to appear whether the person wearing them knows how they were produced or not. Many sports teams...
Upholding a Defining Upholstery Brand
Digital finishing solutions for textiles are advancing as customized décor grows in popularity. Industries such as apparel, automotive...
Turkish Fashion
Digital textile printing allows textile manufacturers to deliver high-quality fabrics in shorter runs with less manufacturing...
A Work of Textile Art
Manufacturers and designers use digital printing technology to expand services and improve textile quality. One press that opened...
Specific Sets
Traditional ink sets designed for textile printing include acid, disperse, pigment, and reactive. All four ink options have their own advantages and disadvantages, which were discussed in the first part of this article series. Here, we include available textile ink sets by vendor.
A Four Ink Primer
rint service providers interested in printing to textiles—whether directly or through sublimation transfer—need to be educated on the ink sets available to them. Traditional ink sets designed for textile printing include acid, disperse, pigment, and reactive.
