DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing creates full-color transfers that are heat-pressed onto garments. DTF works on cotton, poly, blends, and more, and holds fine detail, gradients, and vibrant color.
Most common: t-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, tote bags, hats (flat areas), and more. Best results are on smooth, flat fabrics (cotton/poly blends are perfect).
Preferred: PNG with a transparent background (300 DPI).
For best quality, submit artwork at 300 DPI at the final print size. If your file is low-res, prints may look soft or pixelated.
Yes. DTF uses white ink underbase so your designs pop on dark garments.
A gang sheet is one sheet with multiple designs arranged to maximize space and save money. Great for brands, teams, and bulk orders.
If you already have a gang sheet ready, upload it.
A solid starting point for most DTF transfers:
Temperature: 300F
Time: 10 seconds
Pressure: Medium to firm
Settings vary by press, fabric, and transfer type—always do a test press first.
For longevity:
Wait 24 hours before first wash
Wash inside-out
Cold or warm water
Tumble low or hang dry
Avoid bleach and high heat
We ship most orders out same business day if it is placed before 11 AM PST. Pick ups are also available in Covina, CA.
Sometimes, depending on capacity. Message us your deadline + quantity and we’ll confirm availability and pricing.
If you offer local pickup, use this version:
Yes—local pickup is available in Southern California. Select “Local Pickup” at checkout and we’ll notify you when it’s ready.
Most issues are press-related. Check:
Press reaches true temp (use a temp gun/strip)
Increase pressure slightly
Press longer by 2–5 seconds
Ensure garment is pre-pressed to remove moisture
If it’s still happening, send us photos/video and your press settings—we’ll help troubleshoot.
Yes. If you order regularly or need high volume, contact us for bulk pricing and a consistent production plan.