Quality
Our standard finish uses a double white underbase for more consistent results across garments and throughout the print run. Some variation is still possible. The white base helps colours appear bright and stand out against the fabric.

Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing uses specialized inkjet technology to print directly onto textiles. The garment is held in place while the print head applies the ink. Garments typically receive a pre-treatment before printing.
Our standard finish uses a double white underbase for more consistent results across garments and throughout the print run. Some variation is still possible. The white base helps colours appear bright and stand out against the fabric.
A single layer of white creates a more vintage appearance. The shirt colour may show through, and the result can vary from garment to garment, even within the same run.
Digitally printed patches help keep detailed logos clear and legible at smaller sizes. They are a great option for designs with many colours and fine details on hats, toques, or garment labels.