Pants
Screen printing or sablon is a printing technique that uses a screen as a stencil to transfer ink to a surface such as cloth, paper, or plastic, producing sharp, brightly colored, and durable images, often used for t-shirts, with the process of creating a pattern on the screen before the ink is applied using a squeegee. This technique is popular because of its high-quality and durable prints, although the initial preparation is complex, especially for multi-colored designs.
DTF (Direct to Film) is a modern digital screen printing technique that prints designs onto special PET films using textile inks, then transfers them to various types of fabrics (cotton, polyester, etc.) with the help of powder glue (hotmelt powder) and a heat press machine, producing sharp prints, bright colors, flexibility, and durability, suitable for various media and single or mass production.
Embroidery (or needlework) is the art of decorating fabric using a needle and thread to create beautiful patterns or designs. It can be done manually or using a computer embroidery machine for faster and more precise results, adding aesthetic value to clothing or other textile products, and can be combined with other materials such as sequins and beads for variety.
Sweatpants
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| Cotton Flace (375gsm) |
Screen Printing
Direct To Film
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Bordir (3D, Patch, Reguler, Towel)
Casual streetwear sweatpants with a loose and voluminous Baggy Fit, creating a casual yet modern style. Made from Heavyweight Fleece material that is thick, soft, and has a natural drape. Features an elastic waist with a drawstring and an open hem ankle (no cuff), making them highly comfortable for daily wear with a contemporary look.