With direct digital printing, designs and patterns are printed directly onto the material support from a digital file using special printers and various types of… Continua a leggere Direct Digital Printing

Digital transfer printing can be applied to all types of fabrics, natural or synthetic, light or dark, without the need for a screen printing frame.… Continua a leggere Digital Transfer Printing

Corroded printing is a chemical process that can be applied to fabrics that are dyed with corroding pigments beforehand. The base mixed with a corrosive… Continua a leggere Corroded Printing

Dévoré printing (French term meaning “devoured”) involves burning away the natural part of the fabric, leaving the synthetic part intact. This technique can only be… Continua a leggere Dévoré Printing

Sublimation printing is a chemical process that involves the direct transition from a solid to a gas state to transfer color onto fabrics. The design… Continua a leggere Sublimation Printing

Glitter printing enhances and adds value to the finished product through a process that gives shine and luminosity to the treated surfaces. Glitters come in… Continua a leggere Glitter Printing

Puff printing is achieved by mixing additives into the ink that, during drying, expand, giving a three-dimensional effect. This technique adds thickness and texture to… Continua a leggere Puff Printing

Flock printing is a process that creates a raised and velvety effect by transferring tiny polyester fibers onto the printed area. This technique involves the… Continua a leggere Flock Printing

Foil printing is considered the queen of enrichment. It involves the transfer, through heat, of a metallic foil onto a substrate. It allows for the… Continua a leggere Foil Printing

Screen printing is an art that originated many years ago with the Phoenicians and has evolved and improved in its intricacies over time. It combines… Continua a leggere Screen Printing