Digital printing has revolutionized the textile industry by applying dyes or pigments directly onto fabrics using inkjet technology. This method drastically reduces the need for water and chemicals, as the dyes are precisely deposited onto the fabric, minimizing waste. Research indicates that digital printing can significantly reduce water and chemical consumption compared to traditional dyeing methods . Additionally, digital printing offers high design flexibility and rapid production times, achieving high print resolutions and color accuracies . However, the technology must improve in terms of speed and scalability to compete with conventional dyeing methods for largescale production. The high cost of digital inks remains a barrier, necessitating advancements to make them more affordable without compromising quality.