Textile is a material that has become more valuable and more applicable in other industries, besides the fashion industry, for example, in the automobile industry, architecture, space industry, medicine etc., and it was also found useful in the graphic industry. Textile can be used in a lot of forms and for a lot of applications in the graphic industry, but in this paper it will be used as a potential printing media, for the process of additive manufacturing directly on textile. Additive manufacturing is a broad term that includes all technologies that can produce threedimensional objects by adding layers of material one on top of the other. These are relatively new technologies that boosted in a very short period of time, compared to textiles, and are being developed for new purposes every day. One of this new purposes has already been mentioned, additive application on textiles, and it will be the subject of this papers study. The technology of additive manufacturing used in this paper is Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM or FFF – Fused Filament Fabrication). Two kind of polymers were extruded (synthethic and bioplastic polymer) on two kinds of textile materials: natural and synthethic knitwear. The before mentioned samples were exposed to a xenon lamp, to simulate accelerated ageing. Testing of adhesion was then carried out on the samples before and after simulation of accelerated ageing. Also, the strenght test was conducted on the samples before and after the simulation of accelerated ageing. The results are definetly a very good base for further research of the subject of additive applications on textile, but also for integrating new technologies in the graphic industry which can help cut down on use of unnecessary water, energy and chemicals, minimize waste, and everything in the purpose of ecological sustainability and productivity.