Ok, before we start, I would like to clarify a few things first. This is not the end of garment Printing, so don't get close to your local screen printing and start attacking your means of income. As if he's rubbing sticks and just discovered matches. Although this is a great advance in the way we apply graphics to garments. There are still some things you can do with screen printing that you can't do with Digital Shirt Printing or (DTG) and vice versa. Having said all of this, let's look at some key differences between the two. One of the first questions that a consumer usually asks is how much will it cost me. That's a great place to start the comparison. If you are looking to print a couple of things, let's say less than 10-12 pieces. So the cheapest route is definitely DTG. If you're looking to do more than that, screen printing would be the way to go. However, I know what about quality. Well that just depends on exactly what you are looking to do. If you are looking to play back a photo, then (DTG) is exactly what you want. Direct to Garment Printing can reproduce a photo in sharp, clean detail with no limitation on the number of colors. The only thing I really like about this process is that it is always soft to the touch, no matter how many colors there are. Now let's talk a little bit about what you can't do. Exact color matching is a little problem. You are also limited when it comes to choosing inks. You cannot make Glitters, Shimmers, Foils, etc. How can you do with serigraphs. It is also limited in the actual printing area, size, position etc. Another thing is the actual content of the fabric itself. The garment must have a minimum of 80% cotton. What will affect the price of the shirt. But with all that said, I really love the fact that there is no minimum order. In short, depending on what you are looking to achieve DTG is definitely a great step forward in garment printing. I hope this helps you with any decisions you need to make or if nothing else adds to your arsenal of knowledge. If you want to design your own shirt, have it printed and delivered to your door using the DTG process, https://www.onestop4printing.com/product/dtgshirtpromo/.