Products

This page is the English overview of our product lines for B2B textile projects. It is designed to help you understand where each solution fits, not just what it is called. In practice, the right decision depends on materials, use conditions, motif logic and the way the programme will operate in repeat orders.

Quick answer for B2B buyers

Use this portfolio page when you need to narrow a B2B textile decoration project by material, use profile, motif complexity and repeat-order logic. The right route is usually selected after comparing the textile and programme model, not from the product name alone.

B2B decision table

Project factor	What to check	Recommended next step
Mixed workwear or article sets	Material mix, wash profile, repeated orders	Start with Work Multi or Industry review.
Elastic sportswear	Stretch, movement, names and numbers, polyester risk	Compare Sport Flex, DTF and PRO Digital.
Defined series and repeat colours	Run size, approval reference, repeat-order stability	Review screen print transfers first.
Complex digital artwork	Gradients, small detail, material sensitivity	Compare DTF Digital and PRO Digital.

Useful first input: Article type, material, motif, quantity, use profile, deadline and repeat-order expectation.

Our portfolio covers workwear, sportswear, reflective applications, mixed assortments, digital motifs and technically demanding transfer projects. The point is not to push one method everywhere, but to match the solution to the real job.

What you will find in the product portfolio

The product lines below cover common B2B needs such as robust workwear marking, digital transfer solutions for more complex graphics, reflective marking, elastic sports applications and mixed assortments that require one consistent route across several textile types.

How we choose the right solution

The right choice starts with the textile, not with the label. Polyester, cotton, mixed fabrics, sublimated articles, elastic sports garments and industrial workwear all require different thinking. On top of that, repeat orders, expected wash profile and the project structure often influence the recommendation more than the first batch alone.

Product lines in this overview

The English site currently presents PRO Digital, DTF Digital, Reflective, Sport Flex, Work Multi and Industry as the key product lines. Each one has its own logic, strengths and use cases. Some are more relevant for sportswear and personalisation, others for workwear, industrial programmes or mixed assortments that need stable marking across several materials.

Who this portfolio is most relevant for

This overview is most useful for brands, purchasing teams, textile producers, print businesses, resellers and agencies that need more than a simple print quote. If the project includes technical textiles, workwear, sportswear, repeat orders or a high cost of failure, product selection becomes part of quality management rather than a cosmetic decision.

When technical selection matters most

Technical selection becomes especially important when textiles are demanding, colours are unstable, the project includes stretch or reflective requirements, or when the programme must stay consistent across future batches. In those cases, choosing a solution too quickly usually costs more later.

Why companies use Euro-Transfers

B2B customers work with us because we combine product knowledge with technical review and programme logic. That means we do not only look at the first run. We also consider how the project will behave in samples, approvals, production and repeat orders.

Typical materials and applications

The product lines on this page are typically relevant for workwear, sportswear, teamwear, uniforms, promotional textiles, accessories and industrial use cases. The final recommendation depends on the relationship between material, motif, scale and later use.

FAQ

Which product line is best for my textile?
The right product line depends on the material, washing profile, motif structure, expected durability and reorder model. That is why technical review is often the safest first step.

Is DTF always the most flexible option?
It is flexible in many projects, but not every textile or B2B programme should be assessed through DTF alone. Material risk and repeatability still matter.

Can one project combine more than one product line?
Yes. In many B2B programmes different materials or use cases require different routes within the same wider project.

Review the right product line

If you want to compare product lines before asking for pricing, we can look at material, scale, wash profile and use case first so the recommendation reflects how the programme really needs to work.

Contact us if you want to discuss materials, applications and the right solution for your B2B project.