Crack & Distress Screen Printing on Fabric

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Plastisol ink is an oil-based printing ink widely used in the screen printing industry, especially for fabric printing. With its ability to deliver sharp details, excellent color adhesion, and superior durability, Plastisol ink is the preferred choice for printing on T-shirts, uniforms, and high-end fashion apparel. Its performance and consistency make it an ideal solution for professional textile printing applications.

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Rubber ink, also known as water-based rubber ink, is widely used in fabric screen printing, especially on cotton and other absorbent textiles. Known for its soft texture, flexibility, and high elasticity, rubber ink can create a mild puff effect, delivering a pleasant tactile feel and an aesthetically pleasing finish.
Its eco-friendly composition makes it a preferred choice for brands focusing on safety, comfort, and visual appeal in textile printing.

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• Embossing is a technique that raises designs, logos, or text above the surface by pressing a heated metal mold from below, creating a three-dimensional relief effect.

• Debossing is the opposite: the mold is pressed downward from above, imprinting the design into the material.

Both techniques use heat, pressure, and custom dies rather than ink to form textures with visual depth. The raised/sunken effect adds a luxurious and handcrafted aesthetic, commonly seen in premium fashion and packaging design.

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Glitter Printing is a decorative printing technique that incorporates glitter particles into the ink to create a sparkling, light-reflective effect on fabric surfaces. It enhances the visual appeal and adds a luxurious, eye-catching touch—especially popular in women’s fashion, children’s wear, stage costumes, and any design requiring bold accents.

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Printing on waterproof fabric is a specialized printing technique applied to materials with water-resistant coatings such as PU, PVC, silver-coated polyester, nylon, and similar textiles. These fabrics are commonly used in raincoats, umbrellas, backpacks, windbreakers, and industrial uniforms.
Due to the slippery, non-absorbent surface, this method requires special ink and precise processing to prevent cracking, peeling, or fading when exposed to outdoor conditions or mechanical folding/pressing.

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Flocking is a printing technique that creates a soft, velvety surface by electrostatically applying flock fibers onto a layer of wet adhesive, then curing to secure the fibers to the fabric.
The result is a slightly raised, plush print that mimics real velvet in touch and appearance—offering a luxurious and striking effect.

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Foil Printing is a technique that creates a shiny metallic effect by heat-pressing a metallic foil layer onto a pre-printed area of ink or adhesive. Using heat and pressure, the foil adheres tightly to the fabric surface, producing a reflective, luxurious metallic finish.
It’s ideal for emphasizing key design elements like logos, slogans, or decorative patterns.

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Metallic Pigment Printing is a technique that uses ink mixed with metallic pigment powder (such as gold, silver, bronze, or colored metallics like red, green, blue) to create shimmering prints with a metallic sheen.
Unlike foil printing, metallic pigment prints have a softer, more subtle shine and greater wash durability when applied with proper curing techniques.