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Screen printing: Screen printing is one of the most trusted ways to decorate drawstring bags. A stencil is created for your design, and ink is pressed directly onto the fabric through mesh screens. The result is a bold, opaque print that works on both light and dark bags. This method is best suited for simple designs with fewer colors, like logos and text. Screen printing is also efficient for larger orders since once the screens are prepared, printing becomes quick and consistent. Customers often choose screen printing for giveaways, branded merchandise, and event bags because it balances quality and affordability.

DTG Printing: Embroidery is a premium method that stitches your design directly into the bag’s fabric with thread. It gives drawstring bags a textured, long-lasting finish that looks professional and stands up to daily use. Embroidery works best on heavier materials like cotton canvas, since the stitching needs a strong base. This method is often used for logos, initials, or text where durability and presentation are important. Unlike printing, embroidery doesn’t fade or crack, making it ideal for brands or organizations that want a high-quality look. Embroidery can also be adapted for different styles, from standard flat stitching to raised effects for a bolder appearance, giving you flexibility while still maintaining a polished result.

DTF Printing: DTF printing combines digital design freedom with durability. Your artwork is printed onto a special film and then transferred to the bag with heat. The advantage of DTF is that it handles complex, multicolor designs without needing multiple screens, making it cost-effective for both small and medium orders. It works well across different fabrics like canvas, polyester, and blends. Many customers prefer DTF when they want a modern, professional finish with no restrictions on color count or fine detail.

Embroidery: Embroidery uses colored thread to stitch your design directly into the fabric. It works best on thicker materials like canvas and adds a textured, professional look that printing can’t replicate. Embroidery is long-lasting and holds up well over time, making it a popular choice for logos, initials, and branding where durability and presentation are important.