Print and embroidery from Manor Park, E12

Full-colour printing with no setup and no minimum

Direct-to-garment printing puts ink straight into cotton. It handles photographs, gradients and designs with many colours, with no setup.

Why work with Pash London

Free logo setup

We digitise and mock up your artwork at no charge.

Fast London turnaround

Standard production is usually 3 to 5 working days after artwork approval and agreed payment.

No minimum on embroidery & DTF

Screen printing starts at 25 pieces.

One workshop

Print, embroidery and finishing in our own workshop.

What DTG is good at

Think of it as a very large, very precise inkjet printer that prints onto fabric instead of paper. Because there are no screens, complexity is free: a full-colour illustration costs the same to print as a single-colour logo, and a run of one costs the same per piece as a run of ten.

  • Small runs. Sample garments, one-off gifts, five shirts for a stand.
  • Complex artwork. Photos, painted illustrations, gradients, fine detail.
  • Soft handle. The ink sits in the fibres, not as a layer on top.
  • Print-on-demand. Useful for brands testing designs before committing to a run.

The honest limitations

DTG needs cotton. It works best on 100% cotton and high-cotton blends. Polyester and technical fabrics need vinyl or transfer instead. Dark garments need a white underbase, which costs a little more. At high volumes, screen printing costs less.

Indicative pricing

Digital print is priced per garment, and the price comes down with quantity. Dark garments cost a little more than light ones because they need a white underbase. Tell us the garment, the print size and how many you need, and we’ll give you a fixed price. We’ll say so if screen printing would work out cheaper for your run.

Get a price

Getting the best result

  • Supply artwork at 300dpi at the size it will print
  • PNG with a transparent background beats a JPEG with a white box behind it
  • Very light or neon colours print softer on dark fabric than they look on screen
  • We’ll always send a mock-up so there are no surprises

Common questions

How should I wash DTG prints?

Inside out at 30°C, no fabric softener on the print, and don’t tumble dry hot. Treated that way it will hold its colour for years of normal wear.

Can you print on polyester?

Not with DTG. For polyester or technical fabrics we’d recommend vinyl or a transfer instead, and we’ll suggest that when you enquire.

Can you print a photograph?

Yes. DTG is a good choice for photos. Send us the highest-resolution file you have.

Send your logo. Get a price.

We aim to check the artwork, send a mock-up and quote the same working day.