Digital Textile & Fabric Printing

Print vibrant, high-resolution designs on polyester, cotton, silk and more with digital dye sublimation and direct-to-fabric technology.

Textile Printing, Modernized

Frustrated by the limitations of traditional textile printing methods?

Digital textile printing technology eliminates the need for screens, plates or high-volume runs, giving you the flexibility to print fast, high-quality designs on a wide range of fabrics. With advanced dye sublimation and direct-to-fabric textile printing machines from ITNH, you can bring production in-house and scale efficiently.

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Mimaki TX300P-1800 MkII Hybrid Printer
Designed for versatility and precision, this hybrid printer supports both transfer paper and direct-to-fabric workflows — ideal for businesses seeking flexibility in textile production.
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Mimaki TS330-1600 Printer
A dye-sublimation workhorse engineered for quality, speed and consistent color output, perfect for high-volume polyester textile production.
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Mutoh XPJ-1682WR Sublimation Printer
High-speed, dual-head dye sublimation printer offering exceptional image clarity and color depth for soft signage and fashion applications.
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Simplifying Your Printing Process

Digital textile printing involves a streamlined, repeatable process:

  1. Design Creation: Use your preferred design software and RIP for color management.
  2. Pre-Treatment: For natural fabrics (direct-to-fabric only).
  3. Printing: Print directly to fabric or to transfer paper.
  4. Fixation: Use a heat press (dye sub) or steamer/heat for fabric dyes.
  5. Finishing: Trim, cut and prepare the printed material for application.
Essential for dye sub workflows, our heat presses ensure vibrant color transfer and long-lasting results.
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From pre-treatment to steaming, our finishing equipment guarantees fabric prints that meet commercial quality standards.
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DTF Printer Features & Benefits

  • Versatility

    Print on a wide range of fabrics, including polyester, cotton, silk, nylon and blends. Ideal for apparel, signage, home décor and specialty applications.

  • Durability

    Designed for commercial use, our printers support high-speed, high-volume output with industrial durability and consistent performance.

  • Quality

    Achieve sharp, detailed images with vibrant, accurate colors thanks to advanced printheads and precise ink drop placement. Perfect for fashion and retail graphics.

  • Efficiency

    Reduce time to market with streamlined processes — no screen setups, fast RIP processing and easy maintenance.

  • Cost-effectiveness

    Cut waste, reduce setup times, and save on consumables with on-demand printing and digital precision.

  • Ease of Use

    Our systems are compatible with standard design software, RIPs and finishing equipment — making it easy to adopt or scale.

Common DTF Printer Applications

  • Fashion & Apparel

    T-shirts, hoodies, jackets and more
  • Home Décor

    Pillows, curtains and tablecloths
  • Signage

    Indoor and outdoor business signs
  • Retail Graphics

    POP graphics, window clings, backlit fabrics
  • Quilting & Craft

    Custom fabric panels, artistic projects

The quality of images, durability and speed of production is much improved with the Mimaki UV printing process.

Mario Tagliati

What’s The Right Textile Printer For Your Business?

Get in touch with us to discuss your specific needs and see how ITNH’s digital textile and fabric printing solutions can take your production to the next level.

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Founded by world-respected industry innovators in the early 1990s as “Improved Technologies,” we later evolved into ITNH, Inc. in the early 2000s. Our company has become well-known for our experience and expertise in various industrial inkjet printing applications, historically going back to fine art reproduction and pre-press proofing.