DTG Printed Apparel On Demand

Only use high-resolution (300 DPI) PNG files with transparent background.

• The most crucial factor affecting a design's printability is image resolution.
• Ensure your design is originally created at 300 DPI—simply changing the DPI of a lower resolution image won’t improve its quality.
• While we work with the most sophisticated technology to produce the highest quality prints, the end result is only as good as the design files you upload.

• There are no design limitations with DTG printing. It can create intricate details in the full color spectrum resulting in vibrant, high-quality prints.
• The ink is absorbed into the fabric instead of having a raised effect which gives the printed product a natural, breathable feel.
• We use only top-tier eco-friendly inks for DTG, making it one of the most environmentally conscious printing methods.
• DTG printing has enabled “on-demand” production, helping small businesses reduce the cost of printing a single piece or small, non-bulk orders.

Yes! We have top-of-the-line DTG printing equipment that offers unmatched color durability. To make sure the prints age well throughout the lifespan of the garment, follow the additional instructions below.

• Cold wash on delicate settings
• Air-dry out of direct sunlight
• Do not iron over print
• Do not tumble dry

To ensure the best color match for your DTG prints:

1. Use the sRGB IEC61966-2.1 color space when creating your designs. This color space is the standard for DTG printing and ensures the highest possible degree of color accuracy when your digital files are converted from RGB to CMYK for printing.

2. Incorporate true black (#000000) and true white (#FFFFFF) in your designs. These colors are essential for achieving deep blacks and bright whites in your final print. True black will ensure that your dark areas are as rich as possible, and true white will maintain the brightest highlights.

3. Avoid using white ink on white garments. We do not print white ink on white apparel, so any white areas in your design will default to the fabric color. 

4. Check your design resolution. Always use high-resolution (300 DPI) PNG files with a transparent background for the best print quality. Lower resolution images may result in blurry or pixelated prints, which can affect color accuracy as well.