The apparel printing industry is estimated to be worth $6.9 billion in production in the United States alone. Suppliers and end users everywhere are becoming more proficient in using digital technology to accelerate and personalize both their work and private lives every day. They carry these expectations with them when they shop for apparel printing.
AnaJet enables companies to fulfill these expectations. Success in apparel printing requires the right plan, the right equipment, and the right partner.
With the explosion of digital art and the rise of the digital consumer, the demand for custom apparel is growing exponentially. Screen printing and other traditional garment decoration technologies cannot deliver full color digital impressions with high fidelity to the source image. Some digital methods enable printing on synthetic substrates but not cotton and other natural fibers.
Only direct to garment can provide full-color digital impressions, on demand, on the most common substrates used for garments, with the smooth hand that consumers have come to appreciate. See a comparison of the different types of garment printing technology on the Direct to Garment Printing page.
When decorators, printers and other business owners evaluate potential lines of business and the enabling technologies, direct to garment is a compelling choice to add because there is a huge unmet demand for the technique.
Many established industries utilize AnaJet direct to garment technology:
Direct to garment technology is relatively inexpensive to implement, becoming easier to use and more reliable with each successive generation, and offers a predictable, high profit margin when executed correctly.
Virtually anyone can learn to operate and maintain one. Home-based businesses and large enterprises alike are adopting the most durable DTG equipment for fast, cost-effective garment decoration.
Direct to garment printing is a viable option for launching or expanding nearly any business, launching and supporting a brand, slashing costs, and discovering new product line possibilities.