Graphic apparel
Bold motifs and lettering on garments.
MD DIGITAL FABRIC PRINTING · AHMEDABAD
Rubber Printing on Fabric
A bold surface statement.
A tactile surface print for suitable garment and fabric briefs.
By piece garment enquiries44–120″ width capability*Worldwide B2B enquiries
01 / THE APPROACH
Why this approach?
A bold surface statement.
Rubber printing creates a noticeable surface effect. We review artwork coverage, garment fabric, hand feel, stretch, curing and wash expectations before a run.
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.
Brand marks
Distinctive surface graphics.
Streetwear
Statement prints on suitable fabrics.
Limited runs
Trial finishes for capsule drops.
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 garmentsAssess coverage and feel.
KnitsReview stretch and cracking risk.
BlendsTest adhesion and care requirements.
04 / ADVANTAGES
The value in the details.
Review the practical benefits against your fabric, quantity and final product.
01
Bold finish
Create visible surface definition.
02
Placement control
Position artwork on the garment.
03
Texture choice
Discuss desired hand feel.
04
Trial approval
Check print and care before scaling.
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 / A DEFINED SURFACE PRINTRubber printing applies a prepared print paste through a screen and cures it on a suitable textile. It can create an opaque, tactile graphic, but thickness and feel depend on the ink deposit, artwork, fabric and curing setup. Confirm the desired effect with a test.
02 / WHAT THE GARMENT BRIEF NEEDSSend graphic dimensions, colour count, exact chest/sleeve/back position, garment composition and quantity by design. Fine detail and large solid areas need particular attention because they can change coverage and hand feel. A colour reference helps when matching existing branding.
03 / TRIAL AND RUN PLANNINGTest the intended garment to review opacity, texture, placement and finish. Screen preparation and curing requirements affect the quotation and schedule. Garment print quantities are assessed for the job, rather than using the general fabric-roll 5-metre minimum or roll width claim.
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.
Is rubber printing quoted by garment?
For garment graphics, share the number of pieces, print size and placement. Setup and minimums are confirmed for the specific order.
How will the print feel?
It has a noticeable surface feel. Test coverage, stretch and care on the intended fabric before approving production.
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.