Print on textile

Fresh Print offers large-format printing on polyester-based textiles. The UV printing technology used by us allows production of printed textile by individual design and with various applications. We also offer cutting, sewing, and any finishing operations necessary to meet specific customer requirements. Our team is always available to offer assistance in choosing the right materials to achieve the desired results. We work with artworks designed by the client or made by our specialists.

What is textile printing?
Printing technology with UV inks provides high image quality, with vivid and vibrant colors, with increased durability and resistance to water and weather conditions. The inks are applied directly to the textile, without the use of transfer paper. Polyester fabrics are easy to wash (at a low temperature) and dry quickly, they are resistant to creases and can be ironed, they don’t reflect light, and also have a variety of other properties depending on the type. These qualities make them a good choice for both outdoor and indoor use. Polyester fabrics do not contain polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which makes them environmentally friendly materials.
In line with the many applications of textile printed products, our technology allows printing up to 5 meters width! The most of the ordered jobs done by us fit on a roll of up to 3.20 m width. The largest order we made was an interior decorative graphic with a size of 11 x 150 meters! It is made by stitching pieces together, with each piece dimensions of about 11 x 5m.

What is it used for?
Large format printing on textiles has a variety of applications. It is widely used in advertising, interior design, for promotions, presentations, conferences, exhibitions, concerts, scenography, etc. It is suitable for making textile banners, background panels, draperies and curtains, furniture covers, for decorating showcases and exhibition stands, for flags, for museums, for dressing columns and structures and any other applications that require full-color printing on textiles.
Depending on the application, different textiles also have some specific properties. Some have increased stretch, others do not stretch, others are light and airy, or have a satin effect. For backlighting, the materials used transmit light and have diffusion properties, i.e. spread the light evenly over the entire surface. When printing textiles for backlighting, we use a special color profile and print mode that provides the brightness and density needed, as well as color accuracy. This is necessary to avoid excessive image brightening and fading due to illumination from the back of the media. Unlike backlit textiles, those with a black back do not transmit light, suitable for any application requiring complete light blocking (opaque curtains, exhibition stands, etc.).