8 Common Printing Techniques
Silk Screen Printing
Principle：Mesh screen stencil, ink is squeegeed onto fabric.
Vibrant & durable colors, low cost. Each color needs a separate screen.
Best for Bulk orders · Simple logos · Text
Heat Transfer
Principle：Image printed on transfer paper, heat-pressed onto fabric.
No plate needed, full-color printing, low cost for small batches.
Best for Small batches · Full color · Custom orders
Embroidery
Principle：Embroidery machine stitches thread onto fabric to form patterns.
Strong 3D effect, premium feel, durable & fade-proof.
Best for Brand logos · Premium custom · 3D effect
Foiling (Gold/Silver)
Principle：Heat press transfers metallic foil onto fabric.
Strong metallic effect, subtle luxury.
Best for Brand logos · Decorative accents
Sublimation (Plate)
Features：Traditional plate-making, low cost for bulk. No sticky feel.
Light-colored polyester only. Fade-resistant.
Best for Bulk · Polyester fabric · Sports bags
Sublimation (Digital)
Features：Digital printing, no plate needed. Flexible for small batches.
Photo-quality full color, ink penetrates fibers for soft feel.
Best for Small batches · Full color · Custom orders
DTG (Direct to Garment)
Principle：DTG printer sprays ink directly onto fabric.
No plate needed, single piece printable. Best for cotton.
Best for Single piece · Cotton fabric · High precision
Embossing/Debossing
Principle：A die presses raised or recessed patterns onto fabric or PU leather.
Strong 3D effect, natural feel. Custom die required.
Best for Leather texture · Brand embossing · Premium look
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