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Pros:• Allows for any design (you can update or edit artwork at any stage);
• Works for any quantity, from 1 piece to large batches;
• Extremely versatile - submit as many designs as you want, even one-offs;
• High-resolution (2400 dpi) and vivid colors;
• Solid, consistent print quality, regardless of fabric type;
• Quick setup - ready for production in minimal time;
• Comes in rolls - you can apply it yourself using a heat press or even an iron;
• More affordable than DTG or vinyl printing;
• Much more durable in the wash compared to DTG.
Cons:• Slightly less soft to the touch compared to DTG, though strong color and density make up for it;
• Occasionally, a small white edge may appear around the design, but it’s rarely noticeable or critical.

Pros:• Any design possible (easily editable or replaceable at any time);• Any print run, from 1 piece and up;• High variety - endless design options, even for single items;• Good image resolution;• Quick setup for production;• On white garments, ink absorbs into the fabric, making the print feel like part of the material.
Cons:• Uses CMYK colors (same as regular paper printers);• Works best on lightweight cotton T-shirts - less effective on heavier fabrics like hoodies or sweatshirts;• Lower resolution and detail compared to DTF;• Press marks may be visible before the first wash;• Less durable in wash cycles compared to other printing methods.

Pros:• Wide variety of vinyl types – from velvet and chameleon to textured or embossed options;• Any print run;• Fast design preparation for production.
Cons:• Since it’s not printed, the number of colors is limited;• Only vector graphics can be used;• Each color must be cut separately, which limits multicolor designs;• Manual weeding (removing excess vinyl) takes additional time after cutting.

Pros:• High durability of prints;
• Vivid, saturated colors can be achieved;
• Option to use special inks such as gold, silver, pearlescent, or fluorescent pigments.
Cons:• Up to 6 colors max (4 recommended for best results);
• A separate stencil (screen) must be created for each color;
• Manual machine setup required for every new design;
• Inks are mixed manually;
• Only vector graphics can be used;
• No smooth gradients between colors;
• The print layer is noticeably thick;
• Lower image detail/resolution;
• Long setup time before production starts.

Pros:• Strong and highly durable;
• Textured, three-dimensional finish.
Cons:• Limited size for detailed designs;
• Lower image resolution/detail;
• Only vector graphics can be used;
• Limited color options;
• No color gradients possible;
• Longer preparation time before production.