Direct-to-garment vs Direct-to-film 🤺 #dtg #dtf #printful

[maxeatbug]

i feel like its less of a replacement and more of a style/comfort option

[matthewsalmon]

I think large prints that don't breath are hard to wear in the hot, humid climate where I live.

[Kcburnit]

The question is what happens when you wash it then dry it and let it cool down in the dryer. Let it get wrinkled on purpose. How well does it hold up then

[lordhelix]

good to know that you are DTF with any fabric💀

[ravensma]

Depends on the longevity of the print. How will it deteriorate?

[allmagall]

Anything that feels more like fabric and not a sticky, plasticky, caked on film is preferable.

[EvieTheOddity]

when i did dtg and then got transferred to dtf i hated it, but after a few months i really enjoyed the feel and look of dtf, its a lot more stretch safe and didn't fade nearly as fast as dtg. but the dtf machine was always really finicky and went down a lot, i never had the dtg machine go down, but it was also slower because it was one print at a time. plus pretreat drys your hands so much

[devinschlotter]

Bradshaw blanks has 100% polyester clothes for DTF

[sighcantthinkofaname]

So the newer one only works for synthetic fabrics?

[awdturbopowah]

Big printed graphics always have that rubbery feel and breathe poorly. This seems like it makes that less of an issue?