WHAT ARE THEY?

DTG: Think of an industrial printer, but for clothes.

DTF: A digital transfer that we fuse onto the garment with heat.

BEST FOR

DTG: Small orders, complex or photographic images, and high-quality cotton fabrics. (Note: Low-quality fabric may produce subpar results).

DTF: Small runs, solid-colour graphics and logos, and fabrics not ideal for DTG.

LOOK & FEEL

DTG: Matte to satin look, light feel

DTF: Satin look, slightly heavier feel

PROS & CONS

DTG Pros

- Cost effective for small runs

- High detail

- Softer finish

DTG Cons

- Limited garment options

- Special care needed when washing

DTF Pros

- Wide choice of garments

- Very durable

- Price is lower for smaller prints

DTF Cons

- Heavier print

- Design must have defined edges.

SUMMARY

Choose DTG: If you want a cost-effective option for small runs with complex designs & a softer finish.

Choose DTF: If you need a versatile, durable print for small runs, especially if your fabric isn't ideal for DTG.