How DTF works
The design is printed in full color onto a special film, backed with white ink and adhesive, then heat-pressed onto the garment. A finishing press produces a clean, durable bond.

Direct-to-film transfers reproduce colorful artwork, gradients, and tiny details beautifully. They’re a flexible choice for custom pieces, short runs, and designs with many colors.

Share your artwork, garment colors, size breakdown, and quantity.
We prepare your design at the right scale and confirm placement.
Your transfer is carefully applied, peeled, finished, and inspected.
The design is printed in full color onto a special film, backed with white ink and adhesive, then heat-pressed onto the garment. A finishing press produces a clean, durable bond.
DTF handles gradients, photographs, fine lines, small lettering, and many colors without requiring a separate screen for every color in the design.
Because the setup is digital, DTF is useful for short runs, one-off pieces, changing designs, and orders that mix personalized names or artwork.
Transfers work on many cotton, polyester, and blended garments. We select pressing settings for the fabric and test questionable materials before production.
No. DTF is a digitally printed, full-color transfer and does not require each design element to be cut and weeded like traditional heat-transfer vinyl.
Yes. Reproducing detailed, full-color artwork is one of DTF’s strongest advantages.
Yes. A white ink layer beneath the artwork keeps the colors visible and vibrant on dark fabric.
Coverage affects feel. We can review large solid areas and suggest artwork adjustments that improve flexibility and breathability.
Tell us about the artwork, garment style, sizes, quantities, and timing. We’ll help with the rest.
Stop by our storefront to talk through your project, see apparel options, and get personal help choosing the right decoration method.