What materials can I use DTF heat transfers on?

DTF heat transfers can be used on a wide range of materials, including cotton, polyester, blends, and even some nylon fabrics. Whether you're creating custom designs for t-shirts, hoodies, or tote bags, DTF transfers provide excellent adhesion and vibrant results on both light and dark fabrics.

How do I apply DTF heat transfers?

To apply DTF heat transfers, you’ll need a heat press machine. Simply place the transfer film onto the fabric, apply the right amount of pressure and heat (usually around 320°F for 15-20 seconds), and peel the backing off once it cools. The design will adhere to the fabric, providing a durable, high-quality print.

Are DTF heat transfers more cost-effective than other printing methods?

Yes, DTF heat transfers are often more cost-effective, especially for small to medium print runs. Unlike screen printing, which requires setup and a large minimum order, DTF allows for printing in small batches with minimal setup time.