DO Apparel continues to embrace on-demand, digital production as a more effective alternative to screen printing, better suited to match the unique requirements of custom sports apparel such as jerseys, uniforms and t-shirts.
The future of fashion is here – limitless creativity, finished garments within days, no minimum orders, increased profitability through the elimination of unsold inventory, all within a sustainable production model
Kornit Digital LTD. (NASDAQ: KRNT) (Kornit or the Company), a worldwide market leader in sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, announced today that Mad Engine Global, a major licensed merchandise apparel company
T-Formation Inc. of Tallahassee, a leading screen printer for major international brands such as Adidas, PVH Corporate, and Champion, will transition large production volumes from traditional screen-printing to a fully digital print process, utilizing Kornit Apollo
A leader for more than 30 years, Print Palace delivers some of the most robust, creative, quality apparel for top bands and fan merchandise, promotional apparel and branded fashion. Originally dedicating much of its production capacity to screen printing.
Textiles tell stories. They carry memories, reflect identities and document social changes. A look into their past enables a deeper understanding of the status quo and revives forgotten practices. But how can we learn from the past in order to shape a more sustainable and conscious future?
Custom Ink has historically relied on both screen and digital printing technologies, but the increasing demand for rapid fulfillment, coupled with the need for sustainable and efficient production methods, has accelerated its shift toward digital technologies.
