UV-DTF vs Textile DTF

Tees vs tumblers — pick the product you sell

Both have “DTF” in the name. They are not the same shop.

Textile DTF is garments. UV-DTF is hard goods. AM.CO.ZA sells both — this letter stops you mixing them on one quote.

Garments — Textile DTF

White under colour on film, powder, cure, press onto tees and kit. The flat press is finishing — without it you bought half a garment business.

If the customer wants to wear the logo, you are here.

Hard goods — UV-DTF

The point is the built-in laminate. Print, laminate, peel, stick. No garment powder. No flat press as the product.

A3 UV-DTF is the growing first hard-goods ticket. Consumables are film, CMYK, white, varnish.

What we will not mash

We will not sell you one chassis and a speech about “it does both.” We will not open with both machines “for growth.”

Many shops run textile first, then add UV-DTF when bottles appear. Tell us what customers already ask for.

P.S. If the week is already tees and the new ask is tumblers, say that. “What’s next after tees” is often UV-DTF — as a second bench.

Reply with tees-and-kit vs bottles-and-stickers, and your city.

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