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T Shirt Printing

The document provides an overview of T-shirt printing methods, including digital techniques like Direct-to-Garment and sublimation, as well as non-digital methods like screen printing and embroidery. It discusses the advantages of each method, such as versatility and durability, and offers guidance on selecting the appropriate technique based on design complexity, quantity, budget, and desired durability. Additionally, it covers design considerations like color selection, font choice, placement, and contrast for effective T-shirt printing.

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T Shirt Printing

The document provides an overview of T-shirt printing methods, including digital techniques like Direct-to-Garment and sublimation, as well as non-digital methods like screen printing and embroidery. It discusses the advantages of each method, such as versatility and durability, and offers guidance on selecting the appropriate technique based on design complexity, quantity, budget, and desired durability. Additionally, it covers design considerations like color selection, font choice, placement, and contrast for effective T-shirt printing.

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Introduction to T-

Shirt Printing
T-shirt printing is a popular and versatile method for
creating custom designs and branding. It offers numerous
techniques to achieve various effects and styles.

by Brelyn Pastrana
Jenny Rose Kagaoan Alaban
Digital Printing Methods
1 Direct-to-Garment 2 Heat Transfer
(DTG)
Heat transfer printing
DTG uses specialized involves transferring
inkjet printers to designs from a sheet
deposit ink directly onto fabric using heat
onto fabric, ideal for and pressure,
small-scale, high- suitable for intricate
resolution designs. designs.

3 Sublimation
Sublimation utilizes heat to transfer ink from a
special paper onto fabric, creating vibrant and lasting
prints, often used for polyester fabrics.
Non-Digital Printing Methods
Screen Printing Embroidery Heat Press

A traditional technique Embroidery involves stitching Similar to heat transfer, but


involving a stencil, a mesh designs onto fabric with instead of using a sheet, a
screen, and ink, resulting in thread, a premium method for heat press applies heat and
high-quality, durable prints for intricate logos or lettering, pressure directly onto fabric,
large quantities. creating raised designs. best for vinyl designs.
Advantages of Digital Printing
Versatility Low Minimum Orders Faster Turnaround Times
Digital printing allows for Digital printing eliminates Digital printing processes
greater design flexibility and the need for large minimum are generally faster
can accommodate complex orders, making it ideal for compared to traditional
details and intricate small businesses and methods, facilitating quicker
patterns. independent creators. delivery times.
Advantages of Non-Digital
Printing
Durability Cost-Effectiveness
Non-digital methods For large quantities, non-
often produce more digital printing can be
durable prints, resisting more cost-effective,
fading and cracking, especially for simple
ideal for high-wear designs and consistent
garments. orders.

High-Quality Output
Screen printing and embroidery methods are known for
producing high-quality results, often delivering a
premium look and feel.
Choosing the Right Printing Technique
1 Design Complexity
Intricate designs with gradients and details are best suited for digital
printing methods.

2 Quantity Needed
Larger quantities of t-shirts are often more cost-effective with non-digital
printing methods.

3 Budget Constraints
Digital printing is generally more expensive per unit for smaller quantities,
while non-digital methods are cost-effective for large orders.

4 Desired Durability
For long-lasting prints, screen printing and embroidery provide superior
durability compared to digital methods.
Designing for T-Shirt Printing

Color Selection Font Choice


Choose colors that complement Select fonts that are legible and
each other and stand out on the easily readable from a distance,
fabric, considering the intended considering the size and style of
background and overall design the design.
aesthetic.

Placement and Scaling Contrast and Clarity


Position the design strategically on Use sufficient contrast between the
the t-shirt, considering the size and design and the fabric to ensure
shape, ensuring it is balanced and visibility and prevent the design
visually appealing. from blending into the background.
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