Brooklyn DTF Printing
Direct to Fabric Printing for Events, Signage, and Custom Textiles
Direct to fabric printing for banners, table covers and backdrops that make your school or business easy to spot. Printed in Brooklyn.
What is direct to fabric printing?
Direct to fabric printing puts full-color ink straight onto fabric yardage on a wide-format printer. There is no transfer and no film, so large pieces print edge to edge in one pass. The fabric is then cut and finished into the piece you need.
Built for events and spaces
- Large, seamless prints. Backdrops and banners up to 6 feet wide print as one piece, on a continuous roll.
- Easy to carry and store. Fabric folds into a bag or box and weighs less than vinyl to transport.
- Less glare. Fabric reads well in gyms, auditoriums and under stage lights, and looks good in photos.
- Reusable. Pieces fold away between events and can be used again, season after season.
What we print on fabric
- Table covers and table runners for fairs, open houses and info sessions
- Step-and-repeat and photo backdrops for graduations, galas and award nights
- Hanging banners for gyms, lobbies and hallways
- Flags and pennants for teams and school spirit
- Printed yardage for custom textile projects
Need printed apparel instead? See DTF transfers for shirts and hoodies, or sublimation for all-over prints on polyester garments.
Specs at a Glance
Print width
Up to 6 ft.
Length
Materials
Cotton
Finishing
Turnaround
Why DirectPromos
We have printed for NYC schools, businesses, and events for years out of our Brooklyn Army Terminal facility. Every order is produced in-house, which means faster turnarounds, tighter quality control, and a real team to call when you have a question.
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How it works
- Tell us the piece, size and quantity, and send your logo or artwork.
- We send a digital proof with your layout to scale, plus a quote.
- You approve, and we print and finish your order in Brooklyn.
- We deliver to your school, office or event venue.
Direct to fabric FAQ
What is the difference between direct to fabric and direct to film?
Direct to fabric prints onto the fabric itself and suits large flat pieces like banners and table covers. Direct to film prints onto a transfer that is pressed onto a finished garment, such as a T-shirt.
How soon do I need to order for an event?
Plan for 10 to 14 business days after proof approval, and tell us your event date when you request a quote.