In this video, WTiN looks at the top growth drivers in the direct-to-garment printing sector.
Overview
The direct-to-garment (DTG) printing sector is a global industry that is growing rapidly. To date, digitisation has aided the development of new trends including customisation, fast-fashion and print-on-demand. DTG printing is most advanced in the US and is being stimulated by growing consumer interest. This is primarily due to the push towards localised, customised, on-demand production in consumer markets such as the US.
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