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cirvine2 · September 11th, 2008

What is the feel of a DTG transfer?

Is it softer than light coloured transfer? because I have no idea when it comes to DTG,

Thanks in advance,

akaratemom · September 11th, 2008

First, it is not a transfer. The ink is applied directly to the fabric. Second, you cannot feel the print at all.

csquared · September 11th, 2008

you can only feel the ink when printing on dark shirts with a white underbase.

ssanae77 · September 11th, 2008

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Originally Posted by akaratemom


	First, it is not a transfer. The ink is applied directly to the fabric. Second, you cannot feel the print at all.

what he said. No feel.

It's basically feel of the shirt or whatever you are using.

treadhead · September 11th, 2008

Even the best light transfer has a bit of a feel to it in the beginning.

DTG...on lights...has no feel. On darks, with an underbase, it has a bit of a feel similar to a good screenprint.

cirvine2 · September 12th, 2008

oh ok thanks,

i saw some shirts like this and wondered how they did them because there is alot of colour and it feels almost like vinyl,

adidas Originals - Ali Tee (Fairway) - 6PM.com

any info?

equipmentzone · September 12th, 2008

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Originally Posted by cirvine2


	oh ok thanks, i saw some shirts like this and wondered how they did them because there is alot of colour and it feels almost like vinyl, adidas Originals - Ali Tee (Fairway) - 6PM.com any info?

It does say in the ad that the shirts were screen printed. Screen printing does give a somewhat vinyl feel.

Harry

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