The Pixeladies printed on fabric ever since the studio was born in 2003. We used a wide-format Epson 9600 printer using Novacron fabric dyes. We used to print for clients until we shifted our focus to teaching Photoshop. In October 2018, after fifteen years of printing our own fabric, we decided it was time to stop and outsource our printing projects. People still turn to us for printing company recommendations, so we decided to dedicate this page to printing on fabric. We hope you’ll find the information and links helpful. Don’t hesitate to contact us with questions.
In this class video, we show our students how we adjust color on our digital images before and after printing. This guide will help you achieve the desired color on your finished printed fabric.
We also blog occasionally about fabric printing companies. You can access the blog posts here:
Fabric Printing Service Review 1
Fabric Printing Service Review 2
Printing on Fabric Update: Spoonflower
Fabric Printing Review: realfabric.com
Following is a list of all the online fabric printing companies we have identified. Please contact us, if you have another company to add to the list, or if you would like us to review your company for our readers. This list is in alphabetical order according to the country in which the company is based. An asterisk follows the company name, if we have written about that company.
United States:
Decor Print*
Digital Pre-Press International (dpi-sf)*
Fabric on Demand*
Mood Fabrics (1 yard minimum)
Modern Yardage* April Cobb no longer prints for other people, but she still sells her own fabric.
My Fabric Designs* (now closed)
Real Fabric*
Red Dog Enterprises*
Spoonflower*
Studio West* (email)
WeaveUp
Canada:
Design Your Fabric*
United Kingdom:
Contrado*
Fingerprint Fabric (Laura Kemshall) Laura is currently not taking any new clients, but her website is worth exploring for inspiration.