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  • 300 Shirts an Hour: What Faster Heat Presses Mean for Bulk T-Shirt Orders
    300 Shirts an Hour: What Faster Heat Presses Mean for Bulk T-Shirt Orders
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    At PRINTING United 2026, STAHLS showed a carousel heat press that can handle up to 300 shirts an hour. Here is what faster heat-press production means for bulk orders of event, college and company T-shirts, and what to plan for.

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  • A T-Shirt in 40 Seconds: What Faster DTG and DTF Printers Mean for You
    A T-Shirt in 40 Seconds: What Faster DTG and DTF Printers Mean for You
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    Brother has launched a new apparel printer that can print a T-shirt in about 40 seconds. Here is what faster DTG and DTF printing means for custom T-shirt buyers, from small batches to bulk orders, and why a proof check still comes first.

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  • Why We Proof-Check Every Design Before Printing
    Why We Proof-Check Every Design Before Printing
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    Viral merch misprints, from a misspelled tote bag to unrecognisable printed faces, start before printing. Here is the proof-check Teesgraphy follows on every order: spelling, language meaning, resolution, colour, placement and trademark safety.

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  • The Ultimate Guide to the 7 Most Common Printing Methods
    The Ultimate Guide to the 7 Most Common Printing Methods
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    DTG (Direct-to-Garment) printing prints high-quality designs directly onto fabric, perfect for small runs. DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers vibrant designs from film to fabric using heat. Sublimation printing transfers dye onto polyester fabrics for vibrant, long-lasting prints. Screen printing pushes ink through a mesh screen, ideal for textiles and promotional materials. All-over printing covers an entire garment, creating seamless designs. Vinyl printing uses cut vinyl designs heat-pressed...

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