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MD DIGITAL FABRIC PRINTING · AHMEDABAD
Artwork-to-Fabric Printing Support
Make the file work on fabric.
Guidance from design file to an approved textile sample.
5 m starting quantity*44–120″ width capability*Worldwide B2B enquiries
01 / THE APPROACH
Why this approach?
Make the file work on fabric.
Artwork needs a real print size, repeat or placement plan and an appropriate fabric. We review these before sampling so a design intended for a screen can translate into a textile product.
Explore sampling and strike-offs ↗02 / WHERE IT WORKS
Designed around the application.
Choose a direction based on the intended product, artwork and order requirements.
Fashion brands
Prepare collection artwork.
Garment teams
Set placement and cutting scale.
Interior studios
Adapt motifs for furnishings.
03 / MATERIAL & METHOD
Start with the material.
Fabric composition, usable width, preparation and finish affect the result. These examples are starting points; suitability is confirmed for each project.
Cotton & viscoseReview fibre and ink route.
SilkCheck fine detail and handling.
Polyester & blendsMatch method and finish.
04 / ADVANTAGES
The value in the details.
Review the practical benefits against your fabric, quantity and final product.
01
Scale clarity
Set final W × H.
02
Repeat planning
Check edges and layout.
03
Colour reference
Compare on a sample.
04
File review
Resolve problems before production.
05 / PROCESS & QUALITY
From brief to approved print.
MD Digital Fabric Printing reviews the artwork, chosen fabric and application before recommending a printing route. Sampling helps align colour, detail and finish; the agreed result guides production and inspection.
Based in Ahmedabad, we support B2B enquiries from India and worldwide. For export-oriented orders, share the destination and packing requirements early so the production handoff can be planned.
Explore worldwide enquiries ↗01 / BEGIN WITH THE PRODUCTDescribe where the printed fabric will be used and its composition, width and finish. A motif for a scarf, garment panel or furnishing may need a different scale and layout. Send your own artwork or an initial design reference and explain the intended result.
02 / DECIDE HOW THE IMAGE SHOULD SITAn all-over design needs a repeat and direction. A border needs a defined depth and distance from the edge. A placed graphic needs final width × height and a placement guide relative to the panel or garment. Mark important edges, orientation and any cutting area.
03 / PREPARE A MEASURABLE FILEFor the fabric-printing workflow, TIFF or PDF at 300 DPI in RGB and the final physical width × height provide a clear starting point. Include a reference image for intended colour and identify the approved design version. If created in Procreate, export a TIFF or PDF at the correct canvas size and resolution.
06 / START A PROJECT
Send a clear print brief.
Share the fabric composition and width, artwork (TIFF or PDF at 300 DPI in RGB), final print size (W × H), quantity, colour reference, intended use and delivery destination. We will discuss a suitable method and sample plan for your order.
07 / COMMON QUESTIONS
Before we begin.
What if my artwork is only a small image?
Provide the final physical dimensions. We will review whether the file has sufficient resolution at that size before printing.
How do I plan a repeat?
Supply a seamless repeat tile and the intended scale. A trial can reveal visible joins or unexpected cropping.
Can you work with international buyers?
Yes. We handle B2B enquiries from India and worldwide. Share your destination, order scope and buyer specifications so dispatch requirements can be discussed.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let's make it on fabric.
Tell us what you are creating. We will review the design, material, quantity and delivery destination with you.