The world of garment decoration is moving fast—and staying ahead means embracing new technology, finding your niche, and adapting to what customers need.

In this interview from Printing United in Las Vegas, Debbie McKeegan sits down with Joshua Gill of Brother Industrial to explore the latest trends shaping direct-to-garment (DTG) and direct-to-film (DTF) printing.

Josh discusses how automation can help print businesses tackle staffing challenges and increase production, including Brother’s digital line, designed to let one operator manage the process from a blank shirt to a finished garment. He also shares how Brother’s product range supports businesses at different stages, from entrepreneurs and smaller shops to larger-scale production.

Whether you’re considering your first printer, adding DTF to an established DTG workflow, or scaling up your production, this conversation offers insight into the evolving print landscape—and the importance of growing with your customers. Watch the full interview for a closer look at the technology and trends driving the industry forward.

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Debbie McKeegan chats with Phil McMullan from Epson about the latest textile printing technologies—from DTF and dye sublimation to direct-to-textile printing—and how flexible, connected workflows can help businesses grow.

Discover how Epson’s solutions support different applications and business sizes, simplify production, and help print service providers improve productivity while delivering consistent, high-quality results.

They explore how Epson’s DTF, dye sublimation, and Mona Lisa technologies can support businesses at every stage of their growth. The conversation also looks at making textile printing more productive, consistent, and accessible—from synthetic fabrics to natural textiles.

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In this roundtable, NedGraphics President Frank Maeder and 10Duke CEO Neil Fenton unpack one of the least glamorous - but most business critical - topics in creative production: Software licensing.

Together, they explore why legacy hardware dongles and static license keys are holding the industry back, how COVID exposed their limitations, and why user‑centric, identity‑based licensing is now essential for global, hybrid workflows. From roaming designers in New York to production teams in remote factories, they reveal how to remove friction, reduce downtime, and keep creative tools securely in the hands of the people who need them.

If you’re in fashion, design, CAD/CAM, or any creative production environment and want to future‑proof your software delivery, this discussion is packed with insight and real‑world examples.

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In this conversation, Debbie McKeegan, Brooke Roberts-Islam, and Anja Sadock discuss the critical topic of compliance in the fashion industry - focusing on the increasing number of regulations and the importance of data management in ensuring compliance.

They explore the challenges faced by smaller businesses in navigating these regulations and highlight the opportunities that arise from embracing compliance as a positive step forward.

The discussion emphasises the need for a structured approach to data collection and the importance of mapping supply chains to improve transparency and accountability.

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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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