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Rotary Glitter Print Techniques: Jivir, Platinum, Sequin, Foil and Puff Print

Rotary glitter print up to 300 cm: jivir glitter, platinum glitter, sequin, foil and puff print techniques — which one for which project?

ContentsWhat Is Rotary Glitter Print?Jivir GlitterPlatinum GlitterSequin & Scatter GlitterFoil PrintPuff PrintPrint Quality & Durability

Glittered fabric is the main element defining the sparkle of evening and gala dresses. But "glitter print" is not a single technique — the glitter type, application method and print width change the entire result. This guide explains the main techniques used in rotary glitter print up to 300 cm and which to choose for each design.

What Is Rotary Glitter Print?

Rotary print is an industrial method that transfers a continuous, homogeneous pattern using cylinder screens. Uninterrupted printing up to 300 cm eliminates seams and pattern drift on large-scale projects. Pattern codes (e.g. G-18, G-19) are produced in every colour with repeatable quality.

Jivir Glitter

Jivir glitter gives a unique, warm sparkle through its texture. It creates a sense of depth in leaf-form and organic patterns and is one of the most preferred glitter types in evening collections.

Platinum Glitter

Platinum glitter provides a cool, elegant silver shine. It offers a refined look in modern, minimal and evening-dress designs. The same pattern code applied in platinum yields a sharper, more metallic effect.

Sequin & Scatter Glitter

Sequin detail and scatter glitter add intense, showy sparkle to the surface. Ideal for stage costumes and statement evening wear. Scatter density directly determines the design’s impact.

Foil Print

Foil print leaves metallic-shine patterns on tulle. Gold and silver foil options bring a luxury touch to evening wear, invitations and decoration. Unlike glitter, foil creates a mirror-like metallic area on the surface.

Puff Print

Puff print creates raised, tactile patterns on the surface. Used in designs seeking texture and depth rather than sparkle, it adds a sense of volume to evening wear, bridal and decorative applications.

Print Quality & Durability

In quality glitter print, strong adhesion of the glitter to the fabric minimises shedding and colour fading. A high-tech print line and quality-control stages ensure the print is long-lasting and durable in frequent use. For wholesale, approving pattern code and colour on a sample keeps batch consistency in series production.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between jivir and platinum glitter?

Jivir glitter gives a warm, organic sparkle, while platinum glitter provides a cool, sharp, metallic silver shine.

Does glitter print shed?

In quality production the glitter adheres strongly; prints that pass quality control do not shed and withstand frequent use.

What is the maximum print width?

Rotary glitter print is applied seamlessly up to 300 cm.

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