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Is DTG Printing Durable?
Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing is a popular choice for custom apparel, particularly for brands, creatives and businesses producing samples or short runs. A common question is whether DTG printing is durable enough for everyday wear and repeated washing. The short answer is yes,  when it is done properly and used for the right garments. How Long Do DTG Prints Last? A well-produced DTG print will usually last between 25 and 50 washes before noticeable fading occurs. In many real-world situations, especially where garments are washed gently, prints can remain wearable and... Read more...
What Is DTF Printing? A Simple Guide for Clothing Brands
DTF printing — short for Direct-to-Film — has become one of the most versatile and reliable ways to decorate garments. If you’ve ever wondered how brands achieve vivid, durable prints on cotton, polyester and blended fabrics without worrying about fabric type or pre-treatment, the answer is often DTF. It’s a flexible, modern print method that suits everything from one-off samples to full production runs, making it a popular choice for start-ups, independent labels and growing brands. At Print Blanc, we use the Brother GTX Pro to produce exceptionally sharp DTF... Read more...
What Is the Difference Between DTF and DTG Printing?
If you’re choosing a print method for custom clothing, two options come up again and again: DTF (Direct to Film) and DTG (Direct to Garment). Both are modern, digital printing techniques capable of producing high-quality results, but they work in different ways and suit different types of designs, fabrics and use cases. Understanding the differences between DTF and DTG printing helps ensure your garments not only look right on day one, but also perform properly over time. What Is DTG Printing? DTG printing applies ink directly onto the garment, much... Read more...
What is DTG Print?
If you're launching a brand, creating merch for an event, or building a uniform for your team, you've likely come across the term DTG printing. But what exactly is DTG print, and how does it compare to other custom clothing printing methods? In this guide, we break down how DTG works, when to use it, and why it’s become the go-to solution for high-quality garment printing in Manchester and across the UK. What Does DTG Mean? DTG stands for Direct to Garment. It’s a modern printing technique where specialised inkjet... Read more...
Does DTF Printing Last?
When you’re starting or growing a clothing brand, the last thing you want is a print that fades after a handful of washes. You’ve invested in your design, your blanks, and your time — so your prints need to hold up. That’s where DTF printing comes in. Short for Direct to Film, it’s a flexible, high-quality printing method that’s become a popular choice for independent brands and creators. But the big question remains: does DTF printing actually last? What is DTF printing? DTF printing works by applying your design onto... Read more...
What T-Shirt Is Right for You?
Choosing the right t-shirt is just as important as the print method you use. Fabric weight, fit and finish all play a role in how your design looks and feels once it’s printed. At Print Blanc, we work with high-quality blanks from AS Colour and Stanley Stella, trusted by brands across Manchester, the UK and online. Whether you’re launching streetwear, kitting out a coffee house team, or designing uniforms for your business, here’s how to find the perfect fit. Streetwear and Independent Brands For streetwear and lifestyle labels, a heavier-weight... Read more...
What Print Method is Right for You?
Choosing the right print method for your garments can feel overwhelming, especially with so many options available. At Print Blanc, we make custom clothing printing simple by helping you match the right method to your design, your garment and your order size. Whether you need t-shirt printing for a single sample or bulk hoodie production for a club or brand, we’ve got the expertise to guide you. DTG Printing – Direct to Garment DTG printing applies ink directly onto the fabric, working much like a digital paper printer but designed... Read more...