CMYK Printing
Our DTG printer can reproduce any colour of the rainbow, but it looks best on white.
The printer is CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black), so it has no white ink. This means that the colour of the fabric will always influence the colour of the print. in other words, if your artwork contains white elements (like teeth or eyes) these will be the colour of the garment, e.g. a green shirt = green eyes and teeth.
We don't like to say no to our clients, so we will print to different coloured fabrics, as long as the artwork is darker than the fabric you want printed. However, it is impossible for us to print to dark colour t-shirts like black or navy.
The printer is CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black), so it has no white ink. This means that the colour of the fabric will always influence the colour of the print. in other words, if your artwork contains white elements (like teeth or eyes) these will be the colour of the garment, e.g. a green shirt = green eyes and teeth.
We don't like to say no to our clients, so we will print to different coloured fabrics, as long as the artwork is darker than the fabric you want printed. However, it is impossible for us to print to dark colour t-shirts like black or navy.
1. Photo's and shirt colour:
white textiles are best for artwork with important white features. The printing will get lost on dark colours.
2. Text and shirt colours:
Line art, text and artwork where true white is of no importance, look great on brightly coloured fabrics. Remember, the artwork needs to be darker than the material being printed.
3. Pastel shirts and effects:
Printing to pastel-coloured fabrics can have a beautiful and interesting results, because the background colour complements the ink colours. Plain text, multi-coloured artwork, line art and some photos work best on pastel colored garments.
