If that’s the case, we might use a Direct to Film Transfer (DTF). To compare – screenprinting uses the highest quality inks, which are then manually printed onto the garment and into the fibers then cured with a gas fired dryer (the biggest machine in our shop!). DTF transfers are digitally printed onto a transfer sheet then heat-pressed onto your garment. With a DTF transfer you can accomplish a highly detailed design but the longevity and overall feel are not as good as screenprinting. Although screenprinting & embroidery are the first choice at Ink Monkey, a DTF Transfer is a great solution for small order runs and/or designs that have a high number of colors and fine details, like many AI generated designs.