Printable fabric is quickly becoming the go-to choice for trade shows, event graphics, and signage, outshining traditional materials with its vibrant designs, easy portability, and cost-effectiveness. Yet, some businesses in the UV, Latex, and resin direct print market may still be uncertain about how to finish the fabric once it's printed and assume that finishing fabrics demands advanced sewing skills or specialized equipment. If that sounds like you, you're not alone! The good news is that finishing fabrics is easier than you think, and our video showcases some simple techniques that require no sewing experience whatsoever.

We are excited to announce that UFabrik printable textiles are now available in 63” wide rolls! Designed specifically to deliver vibrant images for soft signage, these textiles are compatible with leading printing technologies, including:

Banner printing is a staple in many print shops, and vinyl was the go-to for years. However, fabric is a top trend lately that customers demand these days. While fabric used for banners has some advantages, vinyl is still the top option in many circumstances. We put together this quick hit list on when to choose which media for the best event banner results: Printer capabilities. If you have an aqueous printer, vinyl is generally your best bet. Fabric works well on latex or dye-sub printers. However, LexJet does offer LexJet Poly Select Heavy, for example, which works on aqueous or latex printers. It’s a good option when you want the drape of a fabric, but a heavier option that won’t curl like vinyl. It’s also available in Poly Select Light and Poly Select Medium that are multi-tasking products that can be used for backlit signs and trade show displays. Environment. Asking your customer where the banner will be displayed and what the ambiance is are the two most important questions...