DTG Printing – How It Works
1. Send over your Image/Artwork you want printed.
2. Let us know about the garments you plan to use and leave the rest to us.
That’s all we need!
In case you Need a design we can help you create it or just modify your existing one.
You can supply your own garments* or we can provide them for you.
To finalise the order, we will check the design quality, size, positioning and finish off the entire process with a preview, ready for your final approval, to ensure 100% satisfaction and accuracy.

Dtg Printing – How It Works
1. Send over your Image/Artwork you want printed.
2. Let us know about the garments you plan to use and leave the rest to us.
That’s all we need!
In case you Need a design we can help you create it or just modify your existing one.
You can supply your own garments* or we can provide them for you.
To finalise the order, we will check the design quality, size, positioning and finish off the entire process with a preview, ready for your final approval, to ensure 100% satisfaction and accuracy.
Direct To Garment Sample
Sample & Printing Times
Planning a big run? Ask for a sample. We will print just one garment and send it to you for a stress free approval before printing the rest.
In general, we ask for 7 working days to complete your order, however this is due to possible delivery delays not in our control, in most cases we finish your order in 1-2 days.
Occasionally we open on weekends for urgent orders. Note that extra charge will apply on those days.
*If you supply your own garments, they must contain at least 80% Cotton. We don’t print on POLYESTER

Sample & Printing Times
Planning a big run? Ask for a sample. We will print just one garment and send it to you for a stress free approval before printing the rest.
In general, we ask for 7 working days to complete your order, however this is due to possible delivery delays not in our control, in most cases we finish your order in 1-2 days.
Occasionally we open on weekends for urgent orders. Note that extra charge will apply on those days.
*If you supply your own garments, they must contain at least 80% Cotton. We don’t print on POLYESTER
WE OPERATE AS ONLINE ONLY, Due to Covid-19 we only ship orders, no walk in.
What Is DTG Printing
DTG stands for “Direct To Garment” printing technique.
Similar to the standard home printers, DTG will print your Artwork directly onto the Garment at 1440 x 1440 Dpi. This allows for a much higher quality results than any other printing technique currently available on the market.
The artwork for DTG printing doesn’t require much alteration or expensive machine setup which allows for a much more efficient, faster and cheaper style of printing.
Direct to garment is ideal for Multi colour designs, low number orders and high quality images.
Inks used for direct to garment are water based and Environmentally Friendly as a result your design always feels soft and smooth.


Why Use Direct To Garment?
Why use DTG?
When choosing to print your garments you have 2 options which use inks in the process and 1 very optional choice called Vinyl, which uses a sticker like material only suitable for surfaces which other printing techniques cannot reach, such as pockets and hats.
The Ink based printing techniques are Direct to garment and Screen printing. Both of which can get the job done so choosing the right option for you requires some knowledge, however, knowing the difference will save you a lot of money and help you create exactly what you are looking for.
The major difference between those printing techniques is the price per amount, DTG printing is suitable for small runs, anything up to 100/200 prints (depends on design), when Screen printing is best for 100/200+ units and will be very expensive when printing small amounts.
To know exactly which is best for your order requires more understanding of how those two compare against each others, which is why we wrote a complete guide to help you decide on the right method for your order. Check the link below if you want to know more about those printing techniques.

