It is essential to choose a fabric (substrate) from our selection, as the fabric requires pre-treatment before printing. The fabric is soaked in a special solution, with a unique formula developed for each fabric type. Thanks to this pre-treatment, the fabric reacts with the dyes, ensuring long-lasting print quality.
DigiFabric offers up to ten different fabrics for printing your designs. This allows you to apply your unique patterns to a variety of products, from clothing to home textiles. All substrates are white, but their shade varies depending on the fabric composition. Natural fiber fabrics tend to have a warmer, creamier undertone (off-white), such as linen substrates.
The shade of white in the fabric affects the final digital print colors. Depending on the substrate, the printed design may appear slightly bluish or yellowish, even if the same ink was used. The whiter the substrate, the brighter and more vibrant the printed colors.