Global Direct To Garment Printing Market To Increase Value At US$ 1,820.1 Million By 2032

The global market for direct-to-garment printing is predicted to grow at a profitable rate during the projected period, with a CAGR of 8.3%. The market is anticipated to be worth US$ 822.1 million in 2022 and US$ 1,820.1 million by 2032.

The direct-to-garment printing market has benefited from the limited time span of fashion designs and growing preference for “fast fashion products.” This as a result of changing customer behavior derived from rapid urbanization and faster adaptability, which are anticipated to inspire innovative ideas for the direct to garment printing industry in the coming years.

When compared to screen printers, the increasing application of inkjet printers helps reduce power consumption by above 60%. Additionally, the use of direct-to-garment printing technology greatly decreased color or ink waste. Increased direct-to-garment printing market sales are a result of the said factors.

Users can print on materials using direct to garment printing that are challenging to print on with traditional methods. No matter how difficult an image is, it can print it with ease. The prints last longer with direct to garment printing, which is another advantage.

Inks that are pigmented water based are typically used for direct to garment printing. To achieve a high-quality print from a direct-to-garment printer, pre-treatment is a crucial step. Printing on textiles, which was previously impossible, is now simple thanks to this printing process.

Globally, fashionable, unique, and colorful clothing are becoming increasingly popular, which is predicted to increase demand for digital garment printing. Furthermore, since employing these machines can boost the automation level, the need for human resources at printing sites has become irrelevant.

Textile printing firms worldwide are constantly seeking ways to increase their operational profitability through enhanced print quality to draw in more consumers and lower operating costs. Hence, by reducing resource consumption, firms can lower operating costs and offer high-quality and vivid prints; the direct-to-garment technology offers a significant benefit on both counts.

The adoption of printed fabrics has grown dramatically over time in vehicle wrapping and interior automobile decoration, which is expected to help in the market’s rise. Similar to this, the use of direct-to-garment printing is growing in popularity in applications for soft signage and home décor, including bedsheets, pillowcases, wallpaper, and wood.