What is that?

During embroidery, the motif is worked directly into the fabric using colored threads. The result is high-quality, slightly raised, and particularly durable.

Advantages:

• Very durable and washable
• High-quality look and feel
• Ideal for smaller motifs and logos

When to use?

Embroidery is particularly suitable for polo shirts, shirts, caps, jackets and fleece – wherever a sophisticated, professional appearance is important.

What is that?

With transfer printing, the motif is first printed onto a carrier film and then transferred to the textile using heat. Multi-colored and intricate designs are also possible.

Advantages:

• High level of detail
• Suitable for complex or photorealistic motifs
• Ideal for smaller quantities

When to use?

Transfer printing is well suited for functional clothing, sports textiles or promotional shirts , especially when multi-colored or elaborate designs are required.

What is that?

Screen printing involves applying ink directly to the fabric using a screen. This process is particularly suitable for simple motifs with a few colors.

Advantages:

• Very durable, even with frequent washing
• Strong colors with good coverage
• Particularly cost-effective for large quantities

When to use?

Screen printing is ideal for T-shirts, sweaters and hoodies – especially for large print runs with simple motifs or lettering .

What is that?

DTF (Direct to Film) is a new digital printing process in which the motif is printed on a special film and then transferred to the textile – similar to transfer printing, but with better washing and color properties.

Advantages:

• Brilliant colors, even in small details
• No pretreatment necessary, prints on almost all textiles
• Good for smaller quantities and individual items

When to use?

DTF is perfect for individual pieces, small series or custom orders – ideal if you want a lot of color and flexibility .