Print Fabric

A: Yes. We have a professional team having rich experience in design and manufacturing.

A: Yes,we offer OEM service.

A: After price confirmation, you can require for samples to check our quality.
If you need the samples, we would like to send sample from our Chinese factory or u can get the sample directly from our european agent storage.

A: Screen printing is common, where a stencil is used to apply ink onto the fabric.
Digital printing allows for high - resolution, detailed designs and quick production.
Block printing is a traditional method using carved blocks to transfer patterns.
Heat - transfer printing involves transferring a design from a special paper to the fabric using heat and pressure.

A: Cotton is very popular due to its softness, breathability, and ability to hold prints well.
Polyester is often used for its durability and resistance to wrinkles.
Silk is used for high - end, luxurious prints as it gives a smooth and lustrous finish.
Linen is another option, known for its natural texture and the unique look it gives to prints.

A: Consider the color palette of the print. Pull out the main colors from the print and match them with solid - colored fabrics. You can also look for fabrics with complementary patterns that have a similar scale or style. For example, if you have a large - scale floral print, you could pair it with a smaller - scale geometric print or a solid in a coordinating color.

A: Wash print fabrics in cold water with a gentle detergent. Turn the fabric inside out to protect the print from direct contact with the washing machine. Air - dry the fabric rather than using a dryer, as high heat can cause the print to fade or crack. If ironing is necessary, set the iron to a low - heat setting and iron on the reverse side of the fabric.