From Digital Design to Physical Fabric
Creating custom printed fabric is simple.
Prepare your artwork, photograph, illustration or pattern.
Select the fabric and printing method suited to your project.
We print your design with high-resolution detail.
Turn your fabric into your next garment, accessory, artwork, product or experiment.
FAQs
What is RightPrints?
RightPrints is a custom fabric printing service by the metre. You can submit your own artwork, photographs, illustrations, patterns or designs and have them printed onto selected fabrics using the printing method suited to your material and application.
Who is it for?
- FASHION DESIGNERS — Create original printed fabrics for garments, collections and prototypes.
- TEXTILE & SURFACE DESIGNERS — Turn digital patterns and artwork into physical textiles.
- ARTISTS & ILLUSTRATORS — Take your work beyond paper and screen.
- DESIGN STUDENTS — Experiment with materials, develop projects and bring concepts to life.
- BRANDS & BOUTIQUES — Create distinctive fabrics for small-batch collections and products.
- INTERIOR DESIGNERS — Explore custom textiles for cushions, décor, installations and spaces.
- CREATORS & MAKERS — Start with a metre. See where the idea takes you.
- EVERYONE ELSE — If you have an idea for fabric, you have a reason to print it.
Can I order custom printed fabric by the metre?
Yes. RightPrints allows you to order custom printed fabric by the metre, making it suitable for prototypes, fashion projects, textile experiments, artwork, small-batch production, interiors and personal creative projects.
What fabrics can I print on?
RightPrints offers a growing range of fabrics. The appropriate printing method depends on the fabric. Dye sublimation is used for polyester, acid printing for silk, while pigment and other methods can be used with suitable fabrics. Our team can help you determine the best combination for your project.
Is there a minimum order quantity for custom fabric printing?
RightPrints has zero MOQ, making it suitable for designers, artists, students and businesses that want to test designs or order smaller quantities before committing to larger production.