Pigment dyed garments are generally easy to print with regular plastisol ink. Normal curing times apply. Pigment dyed garments do not discharge.
*The main thing to be aware of when printing on Pigment Dyed Garments is the possibility of dye migration as well as unwanted ink (pin holes, finger prints, etc.) cannot be blown out and removed with spot remover guns.
Spot remover guns will remove the pigment dyed color on the garment as well as often leave a ring on the garment.
Always test pigment dyed garments for dye migration. A grey blocker can be used. Remember dye migration can appear several days after the print has been cured.
Pigment dyes sit on top the garment in contrast to reactive and garment dyes which saturate the fabric. Pigments thus tend to wash away quicker giving the more vintage look. It is always suggested that pigment dyed garments be washed with like colors.
Washing a printed sample garment is recommended to be sure you have proper curing and ink adhesion.