The new DTG samples are here. I’m comparing them with the earlier samples to look at print detail and how the artwork sits on the garment.
In the side-by-side photos, the old sample is on the left and the new DTG sample is on the right. Keeping them together makes the differences in coverage and appearance easier to see.
The comparisons include the digital-watch splatter print, Racing, the colorful analog-watch collage and the GMT bezel samples.
There’s also a first look at BELOW on a real shirt: the orange-dial dive-watch design with an underwater scene.
Fit, print and wash checks are still in progress before I make the final production decisions.
Old sample on the left, new DTG sample on the right. A direct comparison of the digital-watch splatter print.
Racing side by side: old on the left, new DTG on the right.
Colorful analog-watch collage side by side: old on the left, new DTG on the right.
GMT bezel comparison: old sample on the left, new DTG sample on the right.
Another flat-lay view of the GMT bezel samples.
A first look at BELOW on a real shirt: the orange-dial dive-watch design and underwater scene.
YOUR TURN
Which difference stands out most to you: print detail or coverage?
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