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DeathIsTruth

Looking for direct to garment printers in the U.S.

I have a screen printing company but am finding an increased need for short-medium complex runs that should be printed direct to garment. I am also looking for someone with experience printing direct to hats.

Rather than invest in the required machinery I am hoping to form a relationship with a company that I can outsource this work to. My goal would be to still make some decent profit for both of us. I could ship shirts directly to your company as well to decrease liability on your end. If anyone has experience with this type or arrangement or how to go about this, I would love to gather some insight. Maybe there is even software available to facilitate this type of arrangement. Feel free to DM me if you have a company that could help. I do have an immediate need in the next week to get some shirts printed with a multi color design.

My goal is to focus on the sales end and expansion so I'm not always stuck in production mode.

Posted Sep 17, 2017, 4:24 PM UTC

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bucko_fazoo•

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kisiikasupu•

No sure if this will answer your question but probably after reading this you will change your focus. Sometimes last year I decided to slowly change my focus from screen-printing to DTG. However, the high cost of DTG printers became a major hindrance until somebody introduced me to the Freejet printer series. Freejet 330TX is half the size, half the cost, and twice as good as those other DTG printers in the market today. What I like most about it is its ability to print within a moments notice. It is the most ideal solution for a garment decorators looking to supplement their screen printing or embroidery business The FreeJet DTGs print on a wide range of garments without a lengthy set-up time or unnecessary cost. Our Freejet 330TX is half the size, half the cost, and twice as good as our other machine. And it is always ready to print.

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