Digital printing of textiles has come a long way, but there is so much more room to grow. As the presses improve, so do the inks that go on them; pigmented inkjet inks are making headway in a field long reserved for dye-based inks. According to Research and Markets, the global digital textile ink segment was valued at approximately $970 million in 2020; more interestingly, Research and Markets is placing the market at a CAGR of 9.37%, estimating the field to reach more than $1.66 billion by 2026. That would be excellent growth for sure. The reality is that the market for digital textile printing is growing rapidly, and with new presses being debuted and more designers and brand owners finding the benefits of inkjet and textiles, this expansion could be achieved. One of the key benefits of digital printing is the ability produce inventory on demand, and with the present logistical challenges of transporting goods during the COVID-19 pandemic, more retailers and designers alike are lo