Transfer Printing Man’s urge to decorate his clothing and fabrics of his environment, by means of printing, dates back to the earliest of times. Over the ages and even more now it is desirable to have designs on our fabrics. There are many ways of getting these designs onto our clothing and fabric. One way of doing this is printing on fabric. Printing is the localized coloration of textiles(Mock). It is characterized by …showed first 75 words of 3186 total…

…showed last 75 words of 3186 total…and still is a very important element of producing a fabric. With new techniques being discovered all the time, it will be continued for a long time. References 1. Robinson, P. “Exploring Fabric Printing”, 1970, Mills and Boon Limited. 2. “Symposium on Transfer Printing”, March 24-25, 1976, New Jersey,Textile Research Institute. 3. “A Transfer Printing Guide”, 1979, Yves Mahe. 4. Storey, J. “Manual of Textile Printing”, 1992, New York, Thames and Hudson. 5. Miles, L. “Textile Printing”, 1981, England, The Dyers Company Publications Trust