Digital direct printing
Applying dyes directly onto fabric via inkjet technology


Applying dyes directly onto fabric via inkjet technology

Transferring designs from paper to fabric using heat and pressure

Opaque printing with PVC-based ink for solid coverage

Transparent dye penetration into fabric fibers

Creating gradients by dragging ink with a squeegee

Cracking effect achieved through specialized ink curing

Adhering fibers electrostatically for velvety texture

By forming a thick layer of ink on the surface of the fabric, a strong visual effect is created.

Elastic, rubber-like texture with silicone-based ink

Ink expands under heat to create 3D relief

Removing base dye to reveal lighter designs

Dye permeates fabric for reversible patterns

Creating raised patterns with engraved metal plates

Iridescent finish with mica-based pigments

UV-reactive ink for high-visibility glow

Light-reflective ink with glass beads

Glow-in-the-dark ink charged by light

Color-shifting ink responsive to heat

Basic satin stitches for 2D designs

Looped stitches creating towel-like texture

Trimmed threads forming decorative tassels

Detachably stitched motif applique

Layering fabric pieces onto base material

Foam-backed raised designs

Direct stitching of brand tags/logos

Interlooping thread for linked lines

Dense satin-stitch blocks for coverage

Trimmed loops creating bristle effects

Threads suspended across fabric gaps

Multi-layered stitching for dimensional fills

Couching cords into intricate patterns

Bold outlines with thick yarns

Fabric removed to create openwork

V-shaped edge securing stitch

Setting studs within stitched patterns

Attaching reflective discs to fabric

Encasing raw edges with thread wraps

Hand-sewn continuous linear stitches

Basic industrial cleaning and softening

Fading fabric with cellulase for vintage effect

Abrading denim with pumice stones

Creating peach-skin texture with abrasive additives

Partial bleaching using chemical sprays

Potassium permanganate spraying for localized distress

Mechanical abrasion for ripped finishes

Ombre dye fading from top to bottom

Airbrushed color for mottled effects

Submerging finished apparel in dye baths

Crease-abraded lines mimicking cat whiskers

Cracked paint-like distressing

Dip-dyeing for contrasting inside/outside colors

Sequential dyeing for dual-color layers

Resist-dyeing by binding fabric sections

Dissolving cellulose fibers to create sheer patterns

Heat-pressing metallic foil onto surfaces

Applying silver metallic foil via heat

Thermally adhering synthetic gems

Hand-stitching beads/crystals onto fabric

Support small batch production

3-7 days for rapid sample production

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