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In the technique of Pigment printing all the pigments are applied on the surface of the fabric usually, so there effects are mostly one sided, the other side used to have the shadow or the impression of the print. In pigment printing only one side is fully printed the other side just may have a little impression but not have the same printing design.

In reactive printing method fabric has the same printing on the both sides as the dye particles in the print paste make a bond with the fiber. This method is best fit when we need same printing on both sides of the fabric.

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Q: What is the difference between pigment print and reactive print?
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