FAQ

Digital pigment printing is a modern, eco-friendly method of printing designs directly onto

fabric using water-based pigment inks. It allows for vibrant, detailed, and durable prints

without the need for traditional screens or plates.

1. Design Preparation – Your artwork is created or adjusted digitally for accurate colours

and sizing.

2. Fabric Preparation – Fabrics are pre-treated to help pigments bond with the fibres.

3. Printing –Our Specialised textile printers spray pigment inks directly onto the fabric.

4. Fixation – Heat is applied to cure the inks, locking the colours in place.

5. Finishing – Fabric is inspected, rolled, or cut, ready for use.

Pigment printing works well on natural fibres like cotton, linen, and blends.

• Eco-Friendly – Low water usage, no harmful discharge.

• Short Runs Possible – Print exactly what you need, no minimum order.

• Full-Color Prints – Unlimited colours and gradients without extra cost.

• Fast Turnaround – No lengthy setup processes.

Pigment prints are durable when cared for properly. They resist fading with normal washing,

especially if fabrics are pre-treated and cured correctly.

Yes. The water-based pigment inks used are non-toxic and safe for skin contact once cured.

We recommend high-resolution files in formats like TIFF, PSD, or high-quality JPEG/PNG.

Designs should be at least 150–300 DPI at print size.

We aim to get as close as possible to your requested Pantone shade, but exact matches can

vary depending on fabric substrate and color profiles.

Pigment Printing – Great for natural fibres, eco-friendly, no steaming/washing

required.

Sublimation – Works best on polyester; colours are vibrant but limited to synthetic

materials.

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water (max 40°C).

• Use mild detergents.

• Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals.

• Hang dry for best results.

• Iron on reverse side if needed.

No. We can print as little as one meter or one design – perfect for sampling or custom orders.

Depending on order size and fabric availability, most jobs are completed within 5–10

working days.