/fa/ - Fashion

>>7527359
the printing i'm talking about is digital, which is incredibly high fidelity and has allowed prints to be done with very small minimums, whereas you used to have to buy a lot of yardage if you wanted custom prints. if you're considering embroidery, it's going to be a lot more expensive and a lot of places will expect you to buy hundreds or thousands of yards; if not, they're doing it on these small machines that are really only for embroidering patches, not whole bolts.

if you're hard fucking core you could research woodblock printing, where you literally carve a stamp and stamp across a fabric.

>>7427287
really? the whole album is about it, but you needed it spelled out for you to know when to cringe?