Frequently Asked Questions

Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfers are full-color heat applied transfers for light and dark garments. They offer versatile application, adhering seamlessly to an array of T-shirt fabrics such as 100% Cotton, 100% Polyester, and Poly/Cotton Blends with NO weeding or masking required.

Moreover, they can be successfully applied to diverse surfaces like can cooler sleeves, pillows, canvas, polyester, leather, wood, and beyond. With a full white under base, our DTF transfers ensure complete opacity, enabling vibrant designs to pop on any colored garment. Their soft texture and exceptional durability often outlast conventional screen-print transfers, ensuring lasting quality and vivid impressions.

When you place an order and upload any custom artwork be it your own or artwork that you purchased from a third party it is saved to our system in a folder labeled with the name of the person who placed the order and uploaded it. That person is the only one those images are made available to whether its for the current print job or a future one.

We do retain the files in that folder just to make printing repeat orders easier but under no circumstances are any images received made available or sold to anyone other than the person who uploaded them with their order. 

Most of the ready to press images on our website are purchased a hand full of designers who we hold a licensing agreement with to sell transfers of their artwork. We also have two digital designers who work for us that make some designs we request but they are mostly used to clean up poor quality images that we receive from our customers. 

When placing your order the main things to consider are:

1. What size do I need my images?
2. How many of each image do I need?
3. Do I want to order Ready to Press transfers? - Transfers using our image library or your custom designs
4. Do I want to order by Gang Sheet? - Can contain multiple design and sizes usually all on one roll 

Gang Sheets allow you to save some cost and maximize space but will arrive on a roll and will require cutting and trimming prior to pressing. 

Odering Process for Ready to Press:

1. Shop through our store of designs and find one you like
2. Select your size based on what you will be pressing it on and the quantity you will need
3. Add to Cart
4. Continue until you have all the desired designs, sizes and quantities you need for your project.
5. When your done, go to your cart and proceed to checkout!

Odering Process for Custom Transfers (Your own Artwork):

1. Ensure your Artwork meet all of the requiments in the "Artwork Requirments" section.
2. Navigate to the Custom DTF Transfers page of our site.
3. Upload your design from your "local computer" or other available locations.
4. Leave any pertinent notes in the space provided.
5. Select the size and quantity you would like printed and add to cart (Continue for all needed sizes of that image)
6. If you have an additional image you need printed click on "Change Image".
7. When the dialog opens select your next image and repeat the steps above.
8. Repeat process as many times as necessary.

Ordering process for Gang Sheets:

Three available methods: Upload your own -or- Use our Gang Sheet Builder -or- Stock Gang Sheets

Upload your own:

1. Navigate to our "Upload your Gang Sheet" page.
2. Choose the size sheet you need to upload.
3. Ensure your graphic meets the below requirments:
   1. Dimensions are exactly the size you are requesting to print  (22"x XX")
   2. Recommended DPI: 300
   3. File Type: PNG or PDF
   4. Images should have a transparent background. THE DESIGN WILL BE PRINTED EXACTLY AS IT WAS LOADED.  IF THERE IS A BACKGROUND (SOLID COLOR BEHIND YOUR IMAGE IT WILL PRINT.)
4. Choose "Upload Gang Sheet" and select your design from your "local computer".
5. Once your Gang Sheet is uploaded you can leave any pertinent notes in the space provided.
6. Adjust Quantity if needed
7. Add to cart
8. If you have an additional Gang Sheet you need printed click on "Change Gang Sheet".
9. When the dialog opens again choose your next Gang Sheet and repeat steps above.
10. Repeat process as many times as necessary.

Use our online Gang Sheet Designer. 

1. Navigate to our "Online Gang Sheet Builder".
2. Click the "Build your own Gang Sheet" Button to get started.
3. The designer will open and you will be guided through the design process (There is a Tutorial video available on that page if needed)
4. Once you have finished designing your file add your Gang Sheet to the cart.
5. Repeat if required to add more Gang sheets.

If you experience any problems with ordering please reach out via the chat or by using the contact us page. We are always happy to help!

Our transfers are priced based on both size and the quantity being purchased. Below is a break down of the cost by size as well as the bulk discounts we currently offer.

Pricing by size (based on 1 transfer):

$.049 - TShirt Tags: 2.5 inch
$1.75 - Pocket Standard: 4 inch
$2.00 - Infant Onesie: 5 inch
$2.25 - Toddler: 6.5 inch
$2.50 - Youth: 8.5 inch
$3.50 - Adult LG: 11 inch
$4.50 - Adult XL: 13 inch
$5.50 - 2XL: 15 inch
$6.25 - 3XL: 16 inch

If you need larger or custom sizing please send us a message!

Current bulk discounts available (automatically applied when the quantity is in the cart):

5% OFF of 10 
10% OFF of 20
15% OFF of 50
20% OFF of 100

We do not enforce an MOQ! Whether you need 1 single transfer or 10,000 we are here to support your transfer needs!

The Gang Sheet builder tool is just to let you know that you may be stretching an image further than its resolution can handle and it's different for each individual image. Each image at creation is set to a certain size and resolution that can't be changed later without graphic design help.

The way the tool works is by giving you a visual que as you make the image smaller or larger.  For example if you insert a large image and down size it the border colors should change and get better as the resolution increases, as you make it bigger the resolution will go down and the colors will move the other way.

This is a result of how big/small you are trying to print the image and how high the resolution was when the creator exported it.

Keep in mind all 300 DPI images are not the same. If I make a image that is sized 24" x 24" at 300 DPI and then down size it to print at 12" then the resolution stays high. If I design the same image at 4" x 4" at 300 DPI and then try to stretch it to 12" then the resolution after I stretched it will not be good anymore.