1. Textile and Garment Industry

• Personalized clothing: Customized T-shirts, sweaters, dresses, etc., supporting exclusive patterns such as photos, cartoons and texts.
• Niche designer brands: Small-batch production of characteristic fabrics, no need for high plate-making fees of traditional printing, reducing trial-and-error costs.
• Sports and outdoor clothing: Printing on high-breathability and high-elasticity sports fabrics, with long-lasting pattern colors that are not easy to fade due to stretching.

2. Home Decoration Field

• Soft furnishings: Customized curtains, sofa covers, pillowcases, etc., which can match patterns according to home styles.
• Home accessories: Printing complex patterns or landscape patterns on products such as carpets, floor mats, tablecloths and decorative paintings.
• Furniture surfaces: Some industrial-grade digital textile printers can print on wooden and metal furniture surfaces to achieve personalized furniture customization.

3. Advertising and Gift Industry

• Advertising materials: Producing banners, flags, exhibition stand images, advertising aprons, etc., supporting quick pattern changes and small-batch printing.
• Customized gifts: Printing logos or exclusive patterns on small items such as mugs, canvas bags, mouse pads and key chains, often used as corporate gifts or holiday gifts.

4. Industrial and Special Fields

• Packaging printing: Printing high-definition patterns or anti-counterfeiting marks on the packaging boxes and bags of food, cosmetics and electronic products.
• Building materials field: Printing on building materials such as ceramic tiles, glass and wall panels, which are used for personalized wall and floor decoration in interior decoration.
• Textile industrial belts: Some large-scale digital textile printers can realize medium-batch fabric production, serving the flexible production needs of textile industrial clusters.