Digital print. Small runs, now.

You can order from one piece — there are no screens to set up and no minimum run. It becomes economical from around five pieces, because handling and setup time only spread out from there. That is why the technique is the answer to test runs, artist drops and reprints.

DTG prints on cotton, DTF on almost anything — blends and polyester included. Which of the two is used is decided by the garment, not by the motif.

Yes. Full colour and photorealistic in one pass — exactly where screen printing runs into its colour limits. On dark garments too, with a white base printed first.

Under ten days from your approval — the screen lead time disappears entirely, the step that comes before every new motif in screen printing. For short-notice drops that is the decisive difference.

Up to 40 degrees, washed inside out. That is more cautious than screen printing, which survives 50 washes — in return you get photographic motifs and runs from a single piece.