Textile Printing

New professional resources from PRINTING United Alliance cover dye sublimation, AI, screen printing, and customer service for timely, real-world training to prepare the industry workforce for continued success.

25-page report from PRINTING United Alliance trade association is based on a survey of 137 apparel decorators with annual sales ranging from less than $250,000 to more than $20 million.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

He’s back! RIT Professor Emeritus and Museum of Printing Founder Frank Romano and Frank G. Cannata discuss non-traditional markets, including textile printing. The challenge for office technology dealers is finding these new markets, notes Romano, which is not easy.

Compact, hybrid decorative printing system combines dye sublimation, DTG and DTF capability in a single unit selling for under $2,000. Features VersiFlex Ink, which is optimized for adhesion, flexibility, and color vibrancy across multiple surfaces.

The global dye sublimation printing market size was estimated at nearly $15 billion (USD) in 2024 and is projected to nearly double in 2030, Grand View Research projects.

Mimaki, a leading provider of industrial inkjet printers and cutting plotters, is showcasing its first UV-DTF (UV curable, direct-to-film) printer, the UJV300DTF-75, at FESPA Global Print Expo 2025 this week in Berlin.

Welcome to “Monday with Mark,” our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Continuous innovation in response to customer feedback broadens application scope with enhanced textile handling ability and thicker media support on former Océ wide format models from Canon.

Welcome to “Monday with Mark,” our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Engineered for reliability, the wide format (35-inch) SureColor G6070 inkjet technology from Epson offers versatility for garment decorators and print service providers at a price point under $14,000.

The global direct to film printing market size was valued at $2.7 billion (USD) in 2024, according to Grand View Research.

Welcome to The Cannata Report’s “Monday with Mark,” our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.

Amid rising demand for custom apparel, the direct to garment textile printing market is expected to be worth around $873.5 million (USD) this year.

Multiple models, including SureColor V1070 desktop flatbed UV printers, have been recognized by the Japanese organization.

Hauppauge, NY-based company has launched a new website, reflecting its expansion beyond apparel decorating into wide-format, signage, promotional items, and the hard goods printing industry.

In the latest episode of Fridays with Frank, Frank G. Cannata revisits a topic that has him enthusiastic—textile printing.

TAGA session to cover the cost, time, and accuracy advantages of spectral over colorimetric data for better color management.

Transfer sublimation or direct pigment inkjet textile printers can be used for a variety of applications.

New technology partnership introduces Touch7 neon colors, which promise to transform how textile printers utilize vibrant color.

Our third consecutive double flipbook issue featuring our 2025 WatchList and highlights from our 39th Annual Awards & Charities Gala is a keeper.

Textile printing is an untapped opportunity for office technology dealers and one with a promising future.

Each year, The Cannata Report sets as its mission to spotlight the developments shaping the future of office technology in our Annual WatchList.