What is DTG?
DTG (or direct-to-garment) is when the design prints directly onto the garment. This requires the fabric to be pre-treated, which allows the ink colours to pop. A maj…
DTF (or direct-to-film) is the process of printing your design onto a film. That film can then be transferred onto a variety of items using an iron or heat press. DTF transfers all…
DTF transfers work best on smooth fabrics with a high melting point. Cotton is the most popular choice for DTF transfers. This natural, breathable fabric is typically the easiest t…
The biggest benefit of DTF transfers is their customisability. They can be any size from 25 mm x 25 mm to 381 mm x 381 mm, custom cut to fit the shape of your design, and printed i…
You may experience dye migration on DTF transfers if your iron or heat press is too hot when applying them to your fabric or if you dry your garment on a high heat setting.
Dye mi…
DTF transfers are made from a durable, plastic material that should last a long time with proper care. There are some things that may factor into the lifespan of your custom DTF tr…
Yes! To help increase the lifespan of your custom DTF transfers, we recommend turning your garment inside out before washing it. Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle. Air drying or…
No. You do not need to worry about mirroring the artwork for your DTF transfers. We'll take care of that for you during the proofing process! Your proof will show your image as it…
Our DTF transfers are designed for easy application with an iron. We've included a quick how-to video, as well as illustrated instructions below. Here are some helpful things to ke…
You can apply your DTF transfers using an iron or a heat press. Both are easy, beginner-friendly options. Using an iron is great for the at home DIYers, while the heat press is mor…
Prepare the press
Preheat your heat press to approximately 150°C.
Prepare the garment
Lay the garment flat, ensuring there are no wrinkles.
Press the garment for 10 seconds to smo…