At Colorido, we build 360° digital printing machines for one specific kind of product: tubular textiles. These are seamless knitted items shaped like a tube, such as socks, sweatbands, sleeves, and leggings. Our machines print around the full circumference of the product in a continuous rotary pass, so the design wraps all the way around without a side seam line.
This post gives an overview of our current machine lineup and the products each one is designed for. If you’re new to Colorido, or you’re deciding which machine fits your business, start here.
What We Mean by 360° Seamless Printing
Traditional printing methods were designed for flat fabric. Tubular products don’t fit that model: you either print flat fabric and sew it into a tube, or you press a design onto a finished tube and accept the edges where the print stops.
Our approach is different. The finished tubular product is pulled onto a roller, and the machine applies ink as the roller rotates. The result is a design that wraps seamlessly around the product. That’s why we focus on 360° printing: it’s the natural way to decorate a tube.
The Products Our 360° Machines Handle
Our customers use Colorido machines for a growing range of tubular items:
- Socks (crew, ankle, knee-high, and more)
- Wrist sweatbands
- Cooling arm sleeves
- Tubular headwear such as neck gaiters
- Beanies and sports headbands
- Yoga wear and leggings
- Boxer briefs
Different items need different roller sizes and machine configurations, which is why our lineup includes several models.
Our Sock Printer Lineup
CO80-210PRO: four rollers in alternating use
The CO80-210PRO uses a four-roller design. The stations rotate in turn, so operators load and unload the next product while another prints. That cuts down on changeover time. It suits workshops that run steady batch production of socks, wrist sweatbands, and cooling arm sleeves.
CO60-100PRO: twin rollers in alternating use
The CO60-100PRO uses two stations that alternate printing, for the same reason: less waiting between products. It’s a strong choice for growing businesses that want continuous workflow in a smaller setup.
CO80-600DK: compact desktop sock printer
The CO80-600DK has a compact desktop footprint. It’s small enough to sit on a desk or workbench, which makes it ideal for studios, showrooms, and retail spaces with limited room, as well as sampling and personalized orders.
CO70-220PRO: open single-arm structure
The CO70-220PRO uses a cantilever single-roller design. The open structure gives plenty of room for loading and sleeving, so style changeovers are quick. Beyond socks, it’s also suited to tubular headwear.
Beyond Socks: Our Yoga-Wear Printer
CO220-450MAX: multi-roller rotary turntable
Larger tubular garments need larger rollers. The Yoga-Wear Printer CO220-450MAX uses a multi-roller rotary turntable with several large-diameter rollers. While one roller prints, the others are loaded or unloaded at the same time, so production keeps moving. It’s designed for seamless yoga wear and other larger tubular products.
Specifications at a Glance
| Model | Type | Reference output | Printheads | Max print length | Roller diameter | Machine size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CO80-210PRO | Four-roller | 50–120 pairs/h | 2× Epson I1600 | 700 mm | 72–90 mm | 2765×610×1465 |
| CO60-100PRO | Twin-roller | 40–65 pairs/h | 2 or 4× Epson I1600 | up to 1000 mm | 60–100 mm (customizable) | 2705×840×1530 |
| CO70-220PRO | Single-roller multifunction | 20–30 pairs/h | 2× Epson I1600 | 750 mm or customized | 70–220 mm | 2200×650×1350 |
| CO80-600DK | Desktop | 20–30 pairs/h | Epson 1600 | 600 mm | 82 mm | 1250×570×580 |
| CO220-450MAX | Seamless rotary yoga-wear | ~3 min/piece (8-color), ~1 min 30 s/piece (4-color) | 4× Epson I3200 | 1100 mm | ≤440 mm | 3000×610×1340 |
Reference output varies with print mode, artwork, material, workflow and configuration. Full specifications: Colorido sock printer lineup.
How to Match a Machine to Your Business
Here’s a simple way to think about it:
| Your situation | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Studio, gift shop, or sampling with limited space | CO80-600DK |
| Growing workshop that wants continuous workflow | CO60-100PRO |
| Steady batch production of socks and accessories | CO80-210PRO |
| Frequent style changes, socks plus headwear | CO70-220PRO |
| Seamless yoga wear and larger garments | CO220-450MAX |
Every business is different, so we recommend talking with our team about your products, materials, and expected volume before choosing.
Why This Matters for the Custom Products Market
Demand for personalized products keeps pushing toward smaller orders and more design variety. Digital 360° printing fits that shift: designs come from files, so switching artwork doesn’t require screens or knitting setups. Businesses can offer custom printed socks, matching accessories, and seamless activewear from the same digital workflow.
If you’re exploring the finished products themselves, see our custom printed socks page.
FAQ
Can one Colorido sock printer print more than socks?
Yes. Our sock printers also handle other tubular items such as wrist sweatbands and cooling arm sleeves, and the CO70-220PRO also suits tubular headwear.
Which machine is for yoga wear?
The CO220-450MAX is our yoga-wear machine, built around large-diameter rollers on a rotary turntable.
Which model is best for a small studio?
The CO80-600DK has a compact desktop footprint designed for limited spaces.
How do I choose between models?
Consider your main products, your space, and your expected volume, then talk with our team for a recommendation.
Talk to Us
Whether you’re starting with a single desktop sock printer or scaling a production floor, our team can help you find the right setup for your products. Explore each model through the links above, or contact Colorido to discuss your project. Want to see these machines running first? Join our weekly YouTube live stream for real printing demos and Q&A.
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