T-shirts Are Divided By Print

The main printing areas of a partially printed T-shirt are the front, back, upper left chest, cuffs, and lower back collar. Partial printed T-shirts account for over 70% of the total T-shirt quantity.
Full body printed T-shirts can be divided into three categories: fabric printing, cut printing, and ready to wear printing. The full body printing of ready to wear clothing requires the use of specialized T-shirt printing machines, which now represent the highest level of technical equipment for T-shirt printing.
Waterborne pigment printing is mainly used for printing white T-shirts.
Adhesive printing is mainly used for dyeing T-shirt printing.
Thermosetting ink printing is suitable for various fabrics (including synthetic fibers) and is the most promising T-shirt printing ink. It is suitable for using advanced computer design and modern automatic production methods, symbolizing the trend of contemporary technological development. Especially when printing mesh patterns on dark fabrics, the effect is incomparable to that of adhesive, which accelerates the withdrawal of adhesive from the field of T-shirt printing.
There are two main types of transfer printed T-shirts: hot melt adhesive type and deinked penetrating type.
The main types of special pigment printing include gunpowder printing, flocking printing, photosensitive, water sensitive, and thermosensitive pigment printing, luminous pigment printing, fragrance pigment printing, and multi-color decorative film (laser film) printing.
Special processing techniques such as anti dye printing, discharge printing, wax printing, tie dye T-shirts, etc.
Embroidered T-shirt.
Composite technology involves combining various printing and processing techniques mentioned above into a T-shirt pattern.