Direct To Film (DTF) printing technology has been described by Keypoint Intelligence as the newest and hottest decorated apparel trend. In just over two years it has emerged as an all-for-one technology. This is because it has a number of attractions.
With Techtextil, Texprocess and the Heimtextil Summer Special, Messe Frankfurt brings textile value chains together at its exhibition center. After two years of the pandemic, we are finally able again to look forward to new international face-to-face contacts, inspiring business encounters and a holistic, bundled and efficient market overview.
-Hundreds of designers, brands, creators, e-com platforms, manufacturers, and virtual fashion pioneers expected to attend VIP events at Kornits headquarters, R&D and production centers, and in major venues of Tel Aviv
Direct to Film technology applied to garment decoration (printing on a special PET film which is transferred onto garments afterwards) broadens the opportunities for customised, short run, on demand, garment production. It does this by enabling printing on a wider range of fabrics.
World Textile Information Network (WTiN), the UK-based information provider to the global textile & apparel industry, is hosting its first hybrid Global Digital Textile Conference (GDTC) this year. The event will take place in Como, Italy, and online.
Kornit Digital Ltd. (NASDAQ: KRNT), a worldwide market leader in sustainable, on-demand, digital textile production technologies, announced today that Peterborough, United Kingdom-based print provider Snuggle has installed two Kornit Atlas MAX systems.
Manor, Switzerlands largest department store, began an in-store printing service offering individual bags, pillowcases, napkins, socks, and T-shirts. While Swish Edinburgh, Scotland, started a next day printing service outlet customising T-shirts, tote bags, and sweatshirts.
