Value-added Services - Textile Printing

In-plants are always looking for new ways to add value to and save money for their organizations.

To make Mesa Public Schools’ in-plant sustainable for the future, the shop has expanded its wide-format and apparel services, adding new equipment to enhance those offerings.

To help graphic designers create print-ready artwork without any headaches, a few industry experts share their design best practices, mistakes to avoid, and ways to leverage artificial intelligence (AI).

Mimaki's latest digital textile printers offer versatile, near-waterless printing solutions for a range of fabrics, enabling production of custom textiles for applications such as signage, decor, and apparel.

Here is how the owner of a branded merchandise printing company saw the opportunity for business thanks to the Philadelphia Eagles.

In recent years, interest in direct-to-fabric printing has risen, partly to cut costs and improve efficiency, and partly to meet the demand for PVC-free alternatives to billboard-sized prints.

Epson has launched the new SureColor G-Series product line and its first wide-format DTFilm printer – the SureColor G6070.

Apparel decorating has become a popular value-added service for in-plants. To help you perfect your skills, we’ve compiled tutorials on all of the major decorating technologies currently being used.

Roland DGA announced the North American launch of the new Roland DG TY-300 – a direct-to-film (DTF) printer engineered for exceptional image quality, productivity, and cost-efficiency.

DTF transfers have become an essential tool for in-plants that want to break into the apparel printing market. This tutorial offers tips on how to improve print files for DTF printing.