Four production techniques under one roof: DTG, DTF, embroidery and sublimation. Pick the one that fits your design and run size.
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Not every design wants the same machine. allthe runs four production techniques under one roof, so you can choose the right method for each product, run size and budget without juggling separate suppliers.
Direct-to-garment (DTG)
Photo-realistic prints applied straight onto the fabric with water-based inks. Best for full-colour artwork on cotton tees and hoodies, especially on small runs and one-offs.
Direct-to-film (DTF)
Vivid transfers heat-pressed onto the garment. Works on a wider range of fabrics than DTG — including blends and synthetics — and holds vibrant colour across washes.
Embroidery
Stitched logos and motifs that read as premium on the rack. Best for caps, polos, and mid-weight outerwear where a tactile finish matters more than fine artwork detail.
Sublimation
Edge-to-edge dye-infused prints on polyester. The ink becomes part of the fabric, so the finish is seam-free, weightless, and won't crack — perfect for activewear and all-over patterns.
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