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Digital
transfer is considered the best type of textile printing due to its high
quality, durability, versatility, and ability to accurately reproduce complex
designs.
To
print on fabric, you will need a special textile printer, textile ink,
transfer paper, an iron or a heat press, and a computer with graphic design
software to prepare the images.
The
main difference between flocking and screen printing lies in the
manufacturing process: flocking involves applying a flocked fabric onto the
substrate, whereas screen printing uses a direct printing technique through a
screen.
Direct-to-garment printing is generally considered
the most economical way to print on fabrics because it saves on material and
labor costs associated with other methods like screen printing.
