We accept JPG, PNG, SVG, and some other formats.

Once we receive your completed designs, we print them promptly and ship them to your address. Delivery typically takes 2–7 days.

DTF (Direct to Film) printing is a technique where your design is first printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric. This method works on a wide range of materials—including cotton, polyester, synthetic fabrics, and silk—and is effective on both light and dark-colored garments thanks to the use of white ink.

Fabrics or garments made from cotton, polyester, synthetic materials, or silk.

DTF (Direct to Film) printing involves transferring designs onto fabric using heat, making it ideal for various fabric types. UV-DTF printing, on the other hand, uses UV light to cure the ink, and can be used on a wider range of materials, including non-fabric surfaces like acrylic and wood.

Screen printing is a popular printing technique where a design is transferred onto a surface (usually fabric) through a mesh screen. Ink is pushed through the screen, which has been prepared with a stencil of the design, to create the print. This method is commonly used for large orders of t-shirts, hoodies, and other garments, offering vibrant colors and long-lasting prints.