The first printed textiles were produced in India and China more than four thousand years ago. The

history of textile printing in Europe dates back approximately to the tenth century. The printing process

has evolved over the years to be what it is now. Traditional printing and digital printing, each has its own

advantages:

#Traditional printing is characterized by its long-lasting deep colors, which makes dying dark materials

possible. Economically, large quantities can be more cost-effective.

As for #digital printing, it is faster, as it takes less time in preparation and production. Printing defects

are less common in digital printing, and it enables the manufacturer to produce a large variety of colors

with different complex patterns and designs. It is more practical and cost-effective in small quantities.

Attached are videos showing the traditional textile printing from the stage of raw material and color

preparation to printing, finishing and packaging. And another video showing digital printing, and the

latest technological advancements made in the world of printing.

 https://youtu.be/zuR2x0lorLg https://youtu.be/zlzkMkyViPs