A Direct to Garment printer or DTG printer is basically an over grown desk top printer very much like the one you have sitting on your desk right now, next to your computer. The difference is that this one is about 10 times bigger and sprays die at the gatrments instead of ink.
This means that it can print most things that you can print on a sheet of paper directly onto a t-shirt.
The diagrams below (click on them to enlarge) have numbered squares on what could be any type of garment, but in this case is a t shirt.
Position 1 shows an area no larger than 10cmx10cm and is often refered to as FLB or front left brest pocket area. This sizes and position will cost £3 to print.
Position 2 shows an area no larger than 10cmx10cm and is often refered to as FRB or front right brest pocket area. This sizes and position will cost £3 to print.
Position 3 shows an area no larger than 30cmx10cm and is often refered to as chest area. This sizes and position will cost £4 to print.
Position 4 shows an area no larger than 10cmx10cm and is often refered to as the left sleeve. This sizes and position will cost £3 to print.
Position 5 shows an area no larger than 10cmx10cm and is often refered to as the right sleeve. This sizes and position will cost £3 to print.
Position 6 shows an area no larger than A4 and is often refered to as the front tummy area. This sizes and position will cost £6 to print.
Position 7 shows an area no larger than A4 and is often refered to as the back area. This sizes and position will cost £6 to print.
Position 8 shows an area no larger than 30cmx10cm and is often refered to as across the shoulders. This sizes and position will cost £4 to print.
Position 9 shows an area no larger than 10cmx10cm and is often refered to as the rear collar. This sizes and position will cost £3 to print.
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