[inkyliontees]

Essy question, laser, inkjet or sublimation?

 

[NoXid]

White garments?
Dark garments?
Polyester garments?
Cotton garments?
Quantity per design?

 

[freebird1963]

Easy Answer, Yes

 

[inkyliontees]

everything

 

[binki]

I wouldn't do any of those except maybe sublimation. Screen print via plastisol transfers, cut or print/cut vinyl or direct screen printing as well as embroidery.

 

[NoXid]

On white garments inkjet JPSS is a decent option for cotton garments. Inkjet dye sub is for white polyester.

For dark garments there are considerable tradeoffs that you will need to read about in order to make an informed decision for yourself based upon your own priorities, limitations, and goals. Or you can accept what @binki said (which is more or less what I would say).

 

[tfalk]

Essy answer. It depends.

 

[inkyliontees]

thank you guys , any more suggestion will be appreciated

 

[inkyliontees]

what do you mean by Screen print via plastisol transfers?

 

[webtrekker]

Plastisol transfers are designs printed by a screen printer onto a special backing sheet and posted to you. You then simply press the transfers onto your garments and the result is virtually indistinguishable from a screen printed garment.

Obviously, the screen printing outfit has set up charges to consider, so it's only a cost-effective solution if you are ordering, say, 50 sheets or more of the same design in the same colour(s). Designs can be 'ganged' onto the sheets though. Also, it costs more if more colours are used.

Many plastisol suppliers will provide you with free samples to try out in your press, on various materials.