New hybrid printer has a cut-sheet capability without a second machine on the production floor. 

 

Brother International Australia has launched a new garment printer that runs both direct-to- garment (DTG) and direct-to-film (DTF) processes from the one unit. 

 

The GTX300NC  replaces the GTX Pro 42 in Brother's line-up and follows the same printer's release in Japan in June 2026. 

 

Most decorators today run DTG and DTF as separate processes, often on separate machines, because the two methods suit different fabrics: DTG prints directly onto cotton, while DTF prints onto film that's then heat-transferred onto polyester, blends and performance wear. 

 

Brother said the GTX300NC is built to switch between the two on demand, which positions as a way to take on a wider mix of jobs - T-shirts, hoodies, polos, kidswear, tote bags, canvas, denim, workwear, sleeve prints and pocket placements - without adding a dedicated printer for each fabric type.