#Digital Printing

2024-10-03

DO Apparel expands digital production of custom jerseys for large sports brands with Kornit Digital

Kornit Digital LTD. (NASDAQ: KRNT) (“Kornit” or the “Company”), a worldwide market leader in sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, announced today the Company is further extending its relationship with DO Apparel – a full-service custom apparel company focusing on creative sports garments for major league teams across basketball, football and baseball.

On-demand, medium-runs production enables company to deliver custom apparel for large sports organizations while seamlessly switching designed team logos, names, and numbers

Second purchase of Kornit’s Atlas MAX POLY allows DO Apparel to leverage a faster, cost-effective solution for digital production of sportswear and teamwear – more effectively than screen printing

Leveraging, the Kornit Atlas MAX POLY, DO Apparel continues to embrace on-demand, digital production as a more effective alternative to screen printing, better suited to match the unique requirements of custom sports apparel such as jerseys, uniforms and t-shirts © 2024 Kornit Digital

DO Apparel continues to embrace on-demand, digital production as a more effective alternative to screen printing, better suited to match the unique requirements of custom sports apparel such as jerseys, uniforms and t-shirts.

Based in Livonia, MI, DO Apparel is a one-stop-shop for custom sportswear for large sports organizations - ranging from Major League Baseball, NBA basketball, and NFL football apparel. The company recently invested in an additional Kornit Atlas MAX POLY system to seamlessly switch jobs across a range of fabrics – from cotton to polyester. DO Apparel can leverage its ability to produce designs of the highest quality – including photorealistic images, neon designs and 3D effects on the broadest array of polyester blends.

DO Apparel basketball shirt © 2024 Kornit Digital

“The future of team apparel is all about on-demand, digital, medium-run production. You must deliver custom solutions to seamlessly and cost-effectively switch team logos, names, numbers, and events,” said Ronen Samuel, Chief Executive Officer at Kornit Digital. “The fact is, screen printing is no longer able to effectively handle these requirements.”

“The quality of this machine has been the best we’ve seen in the industry. It’s great for orders of 500 to 1,000 and very beneficial for addressing large volumes of medium-run orders. It’s by far the most versatile machine we’ve worked with and has been a tremendous boost for our business,” said Matt McKae, Owner and Chief Operations Officer at DO Apparel.

More about Atlas MAX POLY and the market transition from screen printing to digital production at:

https://www.kornit.com/printer/atlas-max-poly/

VistaPrint increases apparel production capacity with Kornit Apollo

Kornit Digital (NASDAQ: KRNT), a provider of on-demand digital textile production technologies, reports that VistaPrint has significantly increased its apparel production capacity through the implementation of the Kornit Apollo system. The installation has enabled the international print and design company to add approximately 25,000 units of weekly production capacity while improving production speed, operational efficiency and order turnaround times.

Blue Tomato accelerates agile retail apparel production with Kornit Digital

Kornit Digital (NASDAQ: KRNT), a global pioneer in on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, is highlighting how Blue Tomato, Europe’s largest board sports retailer, is using two Kornit Atlas MAX PLUS systems to support a more agile approach to in-house apparel production. The systems are helping Blue Tomato respond faster to changing consumer trends, produce high-quality apparel for its network of 86 retail stores across Europe and reduce inventory by printing only what the market demands.

Italian textile finishing specialist injects digital agility into luxury textile manufacturing with Kornit Digital

1st October 2026 – Kornit Digital, a global pioneer in sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, shares the news that Tintoria Finissaggio 2000, one of Italy's leading textile dyeing and finishing specialists, has integrated the Kornit Presto MAX into its production environment to expand its premium textile offering to improve manufacturing efficiency and support growing demand for sustainable, agile fabric production.

SNA GZ accelerates its on-demand production strategy with Kornit Digital

SNA GZ is leveraging the Kornit Atlas MAX PLUS to expand its music merchandise production, streamline e-commerce order fulfillment, and grow its print-on-demand business across Europe. This investment increases SNA GZ's textile production capacity by 150% (2.5×), enabling the company to meet growing demand and support its continued expansion.

EFI and Agfa’s DPS Business to combine andform a global, full-service industrial inkjet company

Electronics for Imaging, Inc. (“EFI”), a leading industrial inkjet business and portfolio company of Siris, and Agfa-Gevaert (“Agfa”) today announced a definitive agreement to combine Agfa’s Digital Printing Solutions business (“Agfa DPS”) with EFI. An affiliate of Siris will hold a 60% interest and Agfa will hold a 40% interest in the jointly held company, which will bring together the operating capabilities of EFI and Agfa DPS under a governance structure whereby Siris and Agfa will act as equal partners.

IVO Textiles preserves six decades of textile craftsmanship with Kornit Digital

Kornit Digital (NASDAQ: KRNT), a global leader in sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, shares the story of IVO Textiles, a family-owned textile manufacturer specialising in premium printed fabrics that recently invested in the Kornit Presto MAX S roll-to-roll digital textile printing system.

Circulose resumes recycling of discarded cotton textiles and appoints interim CEO

Circulose today announced its restart of commercial-scale production plant at Ortviken in Sundsvall, Sweden, marking a significant step in scaling next-generation materials for the global fashion industry. The Ortviken plant is the world’s first commercial-scale chemical textile recycling facility. Its restart demonstrates that the fashion industry is seeking ways to scale proven solutions that move beyond pilots and into commercial production.

Itema brings textile versatility to ITMA ASIA + CITME 2026

Itema announces its participation in ITMA ASIA + CITME 2026, taking place November 20–24 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai. In Hall 3 – Stand D06, the company will showcase two Galileo-RX rapier weaving machines weaving heavy denim and conveyor belt fabrics, demonstrating its ability to address different textile requirements with application-specific configurations. Five additional Itema machines at partner booths will extend the exhibition lineup to upper shoe fabric, label, Jacquard leno fabrics, and shirting, offering visitors a broader view of Itema rapier and air-jet weaving technologies.

Brückner showcases sustainable technologies for the future of textile finishing at ITMA ASIA 2026

With rising energy costs, increasing environmental requirements, and growing competitive pressure, textile manufacturers worldwide are facing the challenge of making their production processes both more sustainable and more cost-effective. As one of the world's leading specialists in textile finishing machinery, Brückner will present innovative solutions and advanced production technologies at ITMA ASIA 2026 in Shanghai. These technologies can play a key role in significantly reducing both energy consumption and emissions.