Value-added Services - Textile Printing

IPI Editor Bob Neubauer talked with Martin James of Deer Valley Unified School District at PRINTING United Expo to learn how apparel printing and promo products have greatly expanded his in-plant.

In the world of garment printing, there are four popular apparel decorating process.

With 12% of in-plants already printing apparel, and others expressing great interest in adding this service, it’s worthwhile to understand the different apparel printing processes. Two of the most popular digital printing methods are direct-to-garment and direct-to-film.

One service that has been gaining traction in recent years is apparel printing, and Deer Valley Unified School District Printing Services in Phoenix, Arizona, has capitalized on this opportunity.

Built on the momentum of the past several years, the Apparel Zone powered by Apparelist Live at PRINTING United Expo is reimagined to take experiential learning and hands-on education to the next level.

As in-plants explore new services they can offer, many are looking seriously into apparel printing.

One service that has been gaining traction in recent years is apparel printing, and Deer Valley Unified School District Print Services in Phoenix, Arizona, is one that has capitalized on this opportunity.

Learn how adding apparel can make your business go from a reliable company to a full-service provider that customers can lean on.

Xante's latest launch, the F-24 direct-to-film press, prints 24" wide film to allow a variety of detailed designs to be ganged up for maximum efficiency and cost per print.

On Oct. 19 during PRINTING United Expo, folks interested in digital textile printing — direct-to-garment and direct-to-fabric — gathered for the first-ever Apparelist Forum. The hour-and-a-half event featured lunch, education from Kornit, and a panel discussion on the opportunities and “whys” of digital printing.