BUYER FAQ
Reactive digital printing questions.
Practical answers for designers, exporters, garment manufacturers and textile houses evaluating a print requirement.
What fabrics are suitable for reactive digital printing?
Reactive digital printing is particularly suited to natural and cellulosic fabrics. KABIR works with cotton, viscose, linen, modal and suitable silk constructions.
Can you digitally print reactive designs on cotton fabric?
Yes. Cotton is one of KABIR's key fabrics for reactive digital printing. The workflow includes appropriate fabric preparation, digital printing and post-print processing.
Do you provide print sampling before bulk production?
Yes. Sampling and strike-offs can be developed before proceeding to bulk production.
Can you match Pantone colours?
KABIR supports Pantone-oriented shade matching and colour development. Final appearance can vary with fabric construction, preparation and production variables, which is why physical sampling is important.
Can you develop repeats from our artwork?
Yes. We can support artwork adaptation, repeat setting and colourway development as part of print development.
Do you handle small quantities as well as bulk production?
KABIR supports development quantities and small batches as well as larger production requirements, subject to fabric, process and project specifications.
Do you provide Pigment Digital Printing as well?
Yes. KABIR provides both Reactive and Pigment Digital Printing. The appropriate route depends on the fabric, application, hand-feel, performance and commercial requirement.
Where is your digital printing facility located?
KABIR's manufacturing operations are located in HSIIDC-Barhi, Sonepat, Haryana, India, with the company headquartered in New Delhi.
