Polyester vs Cotton Socks for Digital Printing: Choosing the Right Blank
Polyester or cotton for digitally printed socks? Compare color, comfort, ink type, workflow and best uses to choose the right sock blank.
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Printing Stretch Fabrics: Beanies, Headbands, Headwear and Boxer Briefs
What to know about nylon, polyester and spandex blends when printing beanies, sports headbands, tubular headwear and boxer briefs with 360° printers.
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Digital Socks Printer Inks: Disperse, Reactive, Acid and More
Which ink should your digital socks printer use? A guide to disperse, reactive, acid and pigment inks, the fibers they suit and the finishing they require.
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Choosing Blank Socks for Digital Printing
The blank sock determines how well a print turns out. Here is what to look for in fiber content, knit, color, finishing and consistency when choosing blanks for digital printing socks.
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How Durable Are Digital Print Socks? Washing and Care
Will digital print socks fade? Durability depends on fiber, ink and especially fixation. Here is what makes prints last and the care advice to give customers.
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Jacquard Socks vs Digitally Printed Socks: Pros and Cons
Jacquard socks have knitted-in patterns; digital print socks have designs printed after knitting. Compare look, feel, cost and flexibility to choose for each product line.
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Digital Printing Socks: Polyester vs Cotton Compared
Polyester and cotton are the two main fibers for digital printing socks. Compare color, feel, workflow, equipment and cost to choose the right starting point.
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Printing Cotton Socks on a Socks Printer: The Reactive Ink Route
Cotton socks need reactive ink, pretreatment, steam or low-temperature fixation, washing and drying. Here is how the cotton route works on a socks printer and how to plan for it.
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