DTF printing is compatible with a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester blends, spandex,leather and More.

There are no minimums for DTF Transfers

DTF-printed garments can be machine-washed inside out in warm or cold wash cycles using a mild detergent. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals.Lay flat to dry or use warm dryer settings.

Direct-to-film (DTF) printing and direct-to-garment (DTG) printing are both popular methods for printing custom designs on apparel. However, DTF printing offers several advantages over DTG printing, including: Greater versatility: DTF printing can be used on a wider variety of fabrics, including 100% cotton, 50/50 blends, nylon, and leather. DTG printing, on the other hand, is typically limited to 100% cotton garments. More durable prints: DTF prints are more resistant to fading, cracking, and peeling than DTG prints. This is because the DTF ink is bonded to the fabric, while the DTG ink is simply sprayed onto the surface of the fabric. More intricate designs: DTF printing can reproduce finer details and more complex designs than DTG printing. This is because the DTF ink is applied to a film first, which allows for more precise printing.

DTF prints are incredibly durable and can withstand up to 60 washes or more. This is significantly longer than the lifespan of DTG prints, which typically only last for 6-10 washes. With proper care, DTF prints can last the lifetime of the garment.

Yes, DTF prints are far more durable than vinyl prints. Vinyl prints are prone to cracking and peeling, especially over time and with repeated washing. DTF prints, on the other hand, are bonded to the fabric, which makes them much more resistant to wear and tear.

DTF printing utilizes water-based inks specifically designed for transfer film applications. These inks ensure vibrant colors, excellent adhesion, and long-lasting durability.

DTF printing requires a specially coated PET film that accepts DTF inks and releases them effectively when heat and pressure are applied during the transfer process.