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Fabric printing
- Fabric types
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Create your own
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- Kitchen & Dinning
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- Shop fabric
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Printing on 1x1 Rib Knit Eco 200gsm
2-3 days production time | US delivery: $5.00
Upload designComposition: 92% Recycled PES, 8% Spandex
Weight: 5.9 oz/yd²
Printable width: 57"
Color: White
Printing method: Sublimation
Stretch: No
Rib fabric is a type of knitted fabric that features a distinct raised pattern of vertical lines or "ribs" on both sides of the fabric. It is often used for making garments that require stretch and recovery, such as: T-shirts, Tank Tops, Sweaters, Leggings and Pants, Undergarments, Baby Clothing, Sportswear, Accessories, Dresses, Loungewear.
The fabric is incredibly soft, and the prints on it are exceptionally vibrant.
Accessories Apparel Babywear Clothing Dancewear Dresses Elastane Leggings Lingerie Pants Polyester Recycled Skirts Sportswear T-shirts Tops
No setup charges.
The prices are includes fabrics and printing services.
What is the file format?
We work with raster file formats — JPG, PNG, TIF (flattened).
What colour mode should I use?
For best results we strongly recommend to use RGB colour mode as the color gamut of our printers is much wider than the traditional CMYK color model.
What is the best resolution to print in?
200 dpi is optimal for uploaded images. However if you want to increase the size of the pattern, this requires the image of a higher resolution. This would allow enlarging it without losing the quality of the print.
If your file is low resolution, don't worry. Our design interface will display the image at printable size and will not allow you to print an image below printable quality.
Importantly
Please check the edges of the uploaded image to make sure there are no artifacts in the form of light or dark 1px lines along the edge of the pattern. When printed, these artifacts are likely to be noticeable, highlighting the edge of the pattern.
Have any questions? Write us or call 00371 2777 0113