DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.

DIRECT TO FILM TRANSFERS: A Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer is a method where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It’s known for producing vibrant, high-quality prints that adhere well and last through numerous washes without fading or cracking. 

TRANSFER SIZE: 

HOW TO PRESS:

Step 1: Pre-press your shirt for 10 seconds to remove any excess moisture and let shirt cool. 

Step 2:  Align your DTF Transfer in it's desired position and cover with a **Teflon sheet.

Step 3: Press with HEAVY pressure at 320 for 15 seconds then let transfer cool down COMPLETELY.

Step 4: Remove film, re-cover with a **Teflon sheet and repress at 320 for 10-15 more seconds.

DISCLAIMERS: 

**You can use a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper.