Instructions on how to use our DTF Transfers and more.

  • Cotton

    • 300F/149C for 10-15 seconds using medium to heavy pressure.

    • Allow product to cool to the touch and cold peel.

    • Using a teflon sheet; do a second press for 10 seconds, this ensures the edges of the designs are seated.

      Polyester

    • 285F/140C for 10 seconds using medium to heavy pressure.

    • Allow product to cool to the touch and cold peel.

    • Using a teflon sheet: do a second press for 10 seconds, this ensures the edges of the design are seated.

      Neck Tags

    • Neck Tags require a smaller press or a way to manipulate the the shirt to allow for the appropriate pressure. The collar of the shirt will cause pressure issues if done incorrectly.

      Extra Tips

    • Fine Designs

      • You must apply the appropriate pressure when your design has fine lines.

    • Teflon Pillows/Sheets

      • A must have to apply the appropriate pressure to your design; the main culprit for DTF not transferring properly is a lack of desired pressure.

  • Quick-Tip

    Dry-fit the sheet onto the desired area prior to peeling. You can make adjustments if needed at this step.

    1. Peel the white backing off the clear film.

    2. Carefully place design on desired space.

    3. Using your hands, push down firmly on the designs. The adhesive is pressure-activated so push on designs until satisfied.

    4. Peel the clear film off.

  • Lower the temperature to 200°F and apply for 10 seconds on the front. Then, turn it inside out and heat at 300°F for 20 seconds.

    To keep the Chenille fluffy, use a lower temperature to position the patch first, then a higher temperature to secure it firmly on the back.

Tips & Resources

How to use our DTF Transfers

Set your heat press to 300F/149C

Press for 10-15 seconds using medium to heavy pressure.

Allow product to cool to the touch and cold peel.

Using a teflon sheet; do a second press for 10 seconds.

Trim to the appropriate size & gently remove the backing, ensuring that the design remains on the sticky side.

Ensure your flat surface is clean

Use a scraper to flatten the design, then cautiously peel off the top clear film. Take your time.

Position the design onto the surface using firm pressure.