If your art has gradients, photo content, or a brand color that has to match the website, MAD full-color DTF is the print method that does not cheat. Pantone-aware ICC profiles, white underbase for dark garments, and a QC sheet before every run.
Every full-color job runs against an ICC profile mapped to the target substrate. Pantone spot colors are matched as closely as the CMYK gamut allows; we will flag any color that falls outside printable range before the press runs.
For dark garments, the white underbase is what makes or breaks the print. MAD lays a calibrated white layer (no choke artifacts, no over-spray) under the color pass, so your photo art sits on the shirt at full saturation without gray-out.
Cheap DTF shops compress gradients into 4-6 visible color bands. MAD presses run full continuous-tone output — you get smooth skin tones, smooth skies, smooth metallic gradients. No banding, no posterization.
We will run your file through the ICC profile and flag any color that needs a substitution before you commit to the print.
Upload your artDTF can match most Pantone solid-coated colors as closely as CMYK allows. Colors outside CMYK gamut (some neons, metallics) cannot be hit exactly — we will flag those before the press runs and propose the closest match.
Not when laid correctly. Our white-layer choke is set per artwork; you will not see white halo around the edges.
Yes. Full-color DTF reproduces smooth gradients without the posterization you see on cheap shops. We will run a test sheet before bulk runs containing gradient-heavy art.
300 DPI at final print size for raster art. Vector preferred where possible — vector art scales without quality loss.
Yes. Order a single sheet at single-sheet pricing as your proof, then convert to the bulk tier once approved.
