DTG printing is dependent on 'computer-controlled output.
Our printing managers check artwork files for quality purposes. Still, ultimately a computer system reads these colours and translates these colours into ink which gets jetted directly into the fabric.
DTG output is, thus, subject to variance. This means when printing the same design several times, it may not appear as sharp on one garment as it appears on other
Additionally, it may seem different on one garment to another garment due to colours, and fabric materials react differently to the inks. Sometimes, small speckles of white underlay can be seen on dark garments. This is most often because of sub-quality artwork which we do our best to prevent. You accept the above information and take a 25 percent variance and white underlay state, and that any issues of this nature fall out of our reprint and refund policy.