Pak Shuka Unisex T-Shirt | Watermelon - Multiple Colors
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Comparison Chart: DTG vs. DTF vs. HTV
DTG Printing
DTF Printing
Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)
Vibrant Colors
Yes, best on light fabrics
Yes, works well on all fabrics
Yes, vibrant with diverse finishes
Soft Feel
Yes, soft and breathable
No, slightly textured feel
No, smooth but raised texture
Works on Dark Fabrics
Yes, but requires treatment
Yes, no limitations
Yes, no limitations
Fabric Compatibility
100% cotton or high-cotton blends
Any fabric, including polyester
Any fabric, including polyester
Durability
Moderate, softer after washes
High, resistant to cracking
High, resistant to wear and tear
Detail Clarity
Excellent for detailed designs
Excellent for bold designs
Limited to solid, blocky designs
Wash Resistance
Requires gentle care
Highly durable
Highly durable
Versatility
Limited to specific fabrics
Works on a variety of materials
Works on most fabrics
Design Complexity
Handles gradients and photos
Handles gradients and photos
Limited to solid, layered designs
DTF Printing: Direct-to-Film
Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing involves printing designs onto a special film, which is then transferred to fabric using adhesive powder and heat.
This method creates prints with bold, vibrant colors that pop on both light and dark fabrics. The design sits on top of the fabric, giving it a slightly textured feel.
Unlike DTG, DTF works on a wider range of materials, including polyester, cotton, blends, and even non-fabric surfaces like leather.
DTF prints are durable, resistant to washing and cracking, and retain their brightness over time.
DTG Printing:
Direct-to-Garment
Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing uses advanced inkjet technology to print directly onto fabric. This method is ideal for designs with fine details, gradients, and photographic-quality images.
DTG inks bond with the fibers of the fabric, giving a soft, almost “barely there” feel to the design. The result is breathable prints that feel like part of the garment.
DTG works best on 100% cotton or high-cotton blends, and the colors are vibrant, especially on lighter-colored garments. However, on darker fabrics, a white underbase is used, which can slightly alter the feel.
Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)
Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV) uses pre-colored vinyl sheets that are cut into designs and applied to garments using heat and pressure. Each color is a separate layer, making HTV perfect for bold, simple graphics rather than intricate details or gradients.
HTV creates a smooth, slightly raised texture that feels durable and long-lasting. It works on a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends.
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