DTF PRINTS EMBROIDERY

Embroidery is a costly and time-consuming process — hence the development of digital DTF (Direct to Film) printing that imitates embroidery. This solution allows for the embroidery effect without the high costs of traditional techniques.

The DTF embroidery effect is a technology that transforms digital images into simulated embroidery effects.
DTF printing with the embroidery effect opens up many new possibilities and opportunities.

Thanks to DTF printers, digital images are processed into designs that mimic embroidery. We can create unique products with the embroidery imitation that meet the growing consumer demand for personalization.

This technology is gaining more and more interest and is widely applied in various industries.

Greater Flexibility
Thanks to the embroidery imitation, designers gain significantly more freedom in exploring different design solutions. Unlike traditional embroidery, the embroidery effect made by DTF printing allows experimentation with textures, layering, and unconventional pattern combinations.

Affordable Alternative
Traditional embroidery techniques often require a large amount of manual sewing or work on embroidery machines, which leads to high costs. Meanwhile, the simulated embroidery process does not require expensive materials, is highly efficient in production, saves labor, and significantly lowers the cost of embroidered products.

Durability and Ease of Cleaning
Embroidery imitation offers not only design flexibility but also practical benefits. Unlike traditional embroidery, DTF printing with the embroidery effect is more durable and easier to care for. Products are resistant to washing, require no special maintenance, and maintain their aesthetic appearance for longer.

Fast Production
DTF printing technology allows for the rapid creation of clothing and products with the embroidery effect. Thanks to faux embroidery capabilities, patterns can be applied to fabrics and other surfaces with high precision and speed, eliminating the time-consuming traditional embroidery process.