Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing is a process where designs are printed onto special films and then transferred to fabrics using heat. Its advantages include high-quality, vibrant prints, compatibility with various fabric types, and excellent durability.

Sublimation printing is a process where designs are transferred onto polyester fabrics using heat and special dyes. Its advantages include vibrant, long-lasting colors, seamless integration with the fabric, and no texture difference on the surface. Sublimation is ideal for producing high-quality, full-color images and is especially effective on light-colored polyester materials.

UV DTF transfers utilize UV-cured inks to create vibrant and durable designs on a variety of surfaces. This method offers exceptional color accuracy and longevity, making it ideal for detailed and intricate designs. UV DTF transfers are versatile, adhering well to different materials and providing a high-quality finish that resists fading and wear.

Screen printing is a technique where ink is transferred through a mesh screen onto materials like fabric or paper. Known for its vibrant and durable results, it's widely used for creating custom designs on t-shirts, posters, and more. Each color is applied with a separate screen, ensuring precise and high-quality prints.