Custom clothing brands operate in a highly competitive and fast-changing market. Customers expect unique designs, perfect fits, and quick delivery without compromise on quality. Traditional textile printing methods often struggle to meet these demands due to high setup costs, large minimum order requirements, and limited design flexibility. To stay competitive, custom clothing brands need a...

Color retention is a critical factor in textile printing, influencing the longevity, vibrancy, and overall appearance of the final product. Without proper preparation, fabrics may not absorb inks uniformly, leading to faded or uneven prints over time. Digital fabric printing relies on precise ink deposition, but the interaction between ink and fabric determines the durability and brightness of...