• Ink – DTG

  Ink – DTG Kornit Digital and Our Printing Process At Promio, we use Kornit Digital, the only digital textile printing technology that enables single-step pigment printing using a “wet-on-wet” process. Why is this beneficial for both us and you? Because it ensures fast, high-quality, cost-efficient, and environmentally friendly production. What is “Wet-on-Wet” Printing? With our Kornit systems, external pre- and post-treatment processes are no longer required. We apply aFew readers

• How Do I Choose Between DTG and DTF?

  How Do I Choose Between DTG and DTF? How do I select the printing technique per product? Within our designer, multiple printing techniques are available for each product. We offer two printing methods: DTG and DTF. When creating or editing a design, this choice is visible in the designer when placing an order manually or when linking a product from Promio to your webshop. You can select the printing method using the option in the top-left corner. Important: Select theFew readers

• DTG Printing

  What is DTG printing? DTG printing (Direct to Garment) is a modern printing technique where a design is printed directly onto a garment. The ink is absorbed into the fabric, resulting in a soft, high-quality print. Using a specialized printer, water-based ink is applied directly to the textile. This ink penetrates deeply into the fibers, making the print part of the fabric rather than sitting on top of it. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/7/7/9/5/7795d7eea232ec00/iFew readers

• Sublimation

  Sublimation Printing Sublimation is a high-quality printing technique where a design is permanently infused into the coating of a product using heat. Unlike regular printing methods, the ink does not sit on top of the surface but becomes part of the material itself. Key Advantages Extremely durable → The print is scratch-resistant and does not wear off because the ink is embedded inFew readers

• DTF Printing

  What is DTF printing? DTF printing (Direct to Film) is a modern and versatile printing technique that allows high-quality designs to be applied to almost any type of textile. In addition to standard cotton or cotton blends, DTF can be used on a wide range of fabrics, including polyester, nylon, softshell, and traditional cotton. The design is first printed onto a special film and then transferrFew readers

• Which Printing Technique Fits Your Designs?

  Which Printing Technique Fits Your Designs? Choose the Right Printing Method for Your Design A strong design is important — but choosing the right printing technique is just as essential. The technique determines both how your design looks and how it feels on the garment. In this guide, we explain clearly and concisely what to consider and which technique best suits your design. Why Is Choosing the Right Printing Technique So Important? DTG and DTF are two different printingFew readers