DTF (Direct to Film) printing is a new printing technique that allows you to print designs onto special transfer films and then apply them to fabrics using a heat press. It's perfect for creating vibrant, durable designs on t-shirts, hoodies, bags, and more!

DTF printing starts with printing your design onto a film using special inks. After printing, the design is coated with a layer of adhesive powder and then cured. Finally, using a heat press, the design is transferred to your fabric, leaving a durable and high-quality print.

WHAT TYPES OF FABRICS CAN T USE WITH

One of the advantages of DTF printing is its versatility. You can apply DTF transfers to almost any type of fabric, including cotton, polyester, blends, and even synthetic materials like nylon. This makes it a great option for printing on various apparel items and accessories.

We pride ourselves on Fast service. We do our best to have things ready same day by 7pm, but holidays and special circumstances can sometimes affect our turn around times.

Currently our turn time is next business day by 7pm as long as order is placed by 12pm noon! If you have a question in regards to your order, feel free to shoot us an email. We appreciate your business!

A gang sheet allows you to fit multiple designs on one transfer sheet. This helps save costs by maximizing space on each print.

You can upload various logos or designs on a single sheet, cut them out, and apply each one individually to different items.

No, you do not need to mirror your images. What's nice about DTF Printing with a commercial printer is our software automatically does the mirroring for you, so when you receive your prints, you just cut them apart and press!

Set your heat press to 312 degrees This temperature is ideal for cotton fabrics because it ensures that the DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfer adheres properly without scorching the fabric. Using the right temperature helps the ink bond well to the cotton fibers, making the design durable and vibrant. Instant / Hot Peel.

Set your heat press to 312 degrees.Polyester requires a lower temperature because it is more heat-sensitive than cotton. If the temperature is too high, polyester can melt or become damaged. By setting the heat press to 312 degree) you protect the fabric while still ensuring the DTF transfer sticks properly. Instant / Hot Peel.

Place your DTF film on the fabric where you want the design to be.

Close the heat press and apply pressure for 15 seconds. This short pressing time is sufficient to transfer the design from the DTF film to the fabric without overexposing it to heat. Applying the correct amount of pressure (Medium - Hard) for the right duration ensures the design adheres evenly and avoids any distortions or incomplete transfers.

WHAT IS THE SMALLEST YOU CAN PRINT TO AVOID PRESSING ISSUES?

There are no minimums. Whether you need 1 print or a 1,000 we can handle it for you.

Vector art is always preferred, raster art should be at least 300 dpi.

Preferred file types: .Al, PDF, .EPS Accepted files types: JPG, PNG

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We do our best to print and ship same day if the order is submitted by 12pm, but holidays and special circumstances may have things shipped by next business day.

We add the tracking number to your website order notes as soon as it has been produced, assigned a tracking number, been tagged, and ready for UPS/USPS to pickup and be on its way to you! Once you receive the note with the tracking number, you can track, but may not update until later that day when it's scanned in by the UPS/USPS hub facility