In this conversation, industry experts from NedGraphics, Epson, and Adobe discuss the evolving landscape of the textile industry, focusing on the integration of technology in the printed supply chain.

Diving Deep into the production workflow, they explore the challenges designers face in an increasingly digital manufacturing eco-system.

The discussion highlights the role of software and automation in simplifying workflows, and the significance of embedding trust using technology. As the industry moves towards sustainable production, experts emphasise the potential for innovation and the importance of adapting and integrating new technologies.

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Innovations and Sustainability in Textile Printing: A Deep Dive into Epson’s Monna Lisa Series with Duncan Ferguson

Join Debbie McKeegan, CEO of Texintel, as she interviews Duncan Ferguson of Epson to explore the latest innovations in the Monna Lisa textile printing series. This insightful conversation delves into advancements in digital printing technology, sustainability initiatives, and the future of compliance and transparency in the textile industry.

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Mark Lewiecki, Senior Product Manager for Adobe's PDF Print Engine, discusses the release of version 7, which aims to streamline pre-press workflows by integrating more functions into the RIP, addressing the growing skills gap.

The new features include native consumption of Photoshop and Illustrator files, eliminating the need for manual conversions, which is particularly beneficial for the textile industry. This technology, embedded in leading OEM partners' solutions, enhances productivity and profitability by reducing errors and delays.

Adobe's consistent technology across the Creative Cloud ensures reliability and consistency throughout the workflow.

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Debbie McKeegan interviews Matthew Faulkner of Canon about the innovative use of their Arizona and Colorado printers to refurbish a florist store in Oslo, Norway.

The project, a collaboration between Fiori and PS Press, involved transforming the store with printed surfaces, including wallpaper, mirrors, and a champagne cork ceiling - plus wrapping paper, and branding. All printed using Canon technology: UV gel for roll-to-roll printing and UV flatbed applications. The Fiori / Canon project utilised state-of-the-art technology to enhance the store's ambience and create a unique brand identity and demonstrated the durability and adaptability of printed materials, aligning with sustainability trends. The project won a Bronze medal in the Printeriors Awards 2025. Watch to learn more >>

Focussing of industrial scale technology for DTG (Direct to Garment) printing, Danny Gazit from Kornit Digital discusses their Apollo technology, a groundbreaking digital printing system addressing critical challenges in the screen printing industry.

In conversation Danny emphasises the system's potential to revolutionise screen printing by addressing current industry pain points through innovative digital technology.

Debbie McKeegan interviews Duncan Ferguson from Epson at FESPA, focusing on new smart technologies and innovations. Epson introduces the SureColor G6000, their first direct-to-film printer, offering roll-to-roll printing with bespoke Epson technology and a warranty. The printer aims to simplify the transition for customers familiar with Epson's products. Epson also highlights their spectrophotometer in the SD-10 for color management, accessible via a phone app. The SureColor F9500 dye-sublimation printer offers three six-color combinations, enhancing color options for various industries. Epson's dual ink system ensures continuous printing without downtime. The company emphasises customer feedback and continuous innovation to meet industry needs.

In this conversation, Debbie McKeegan and Mike Scrutton discuss the latest innovations in textile printing, focusing on Adobe's PDF Print Engine 7 and its impact on the Textile industry. They explore the challenges of colour management, the importance of automation, and the shift towards personalisation and on-demand manufacturing. The discussion highlights the need for efficient processes and the role of visualisation in meeting customer expectations, as well as the exciting future of digital printing technologies.

The Early.Vision system, called Match AI, allows users to upload an image of a garment they like, which is then converted into a print-ready design. Users can choose between all-over printing or tiled patterns. The software integrates with e-commerce and ERP systems, automating order management and nesting for efficient production. It handles different products and materials and prepares nested sheets for multiple orders, ensuring high efficiency and minimising manual intervention. The goal is to streamline the production process, making it fully automated from order to delivery.