How is the design printed on the garment?

Direct-to-garment printing (DTG)

• ink is printed straight onto the fabric, like a regular printer but for textiles.
• It performs best on pure cotton and gives a soft finish you barely feel.

DTFlex (transfer)

• the design is printed onto a film first, then transferred onto the garment with heat and pressure.
• Clean-edge finish with no visible glue, richer colours, and it works well on more fabric types (cotton, polyester, fleece) than DTG.

Embroidery

• the design is stitched straight into the fabric with thread, giving a textured, raised finish — used on the cap, not on t-shirts/hoodies.