Direct-to-Garment Printing Becoming Popular and Profitable

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Direct-to-Garment Printing Becoming Popular and Profitable

Tim Check, Production Manager, Epson America, talks about direct-to-garment printing, particularly using the brand-new Epson F-2100 Series printer which can print directly on T-shirts, baby onesies, towels, and other kinds of fabric-based items. Garment printing is a growth area for not only traditional screen printers looking to print short-run items, but also for commercial printers who can complement other display graphics services they may be offering.

Published on April 9, 2018

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