Digital fabric printing is a relatively new inkjet printing technology that can print any design on fabrics like cotton, silk, and polyester. The process involves pre-treating the fabric, feeding it through a printer that applies tiny ink droplets to form the design, and then curing the ink using steam or heat. Digital fabric printing allows for photographic quality images and unlimited colors to be printed across the entire fabric surface with advantages like lower setup costs for short runs and variable data capability. However, it also has disadvantages like higher costs for larger productions and slower printing speeds compared to traditional fabric printing methods.