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No. Standard Transfers By Size, Build Your Gang Sheet and Upload Your Own Gang Sheet can be ordered online with visible pricing. Request a quote only when you need project help or something outside the normal online options.

Choose Transfers By Size for one design or a few individual transfers. Choose Build Your Gang Sheet when you have separate art files that you want to arrange online. Choose Upload Your Own when your complete gang sheet is already laid out and sized.

RECOMMENDED STARTING SETTINGS — COTTON & COTTON BLENDS:
Set your heat press to approximately 320°F (160°C) with medium pressure for 18–25 seconds. These are starting settings based on our shop workflow, not guaranteed settings for every heat press or garment. Test one transfer before pressing a full order.

PRE-PRESS:
Pre-press the garment for approximately 3–4 seconds to reduce moisture and wrinkles. Use caution with heat-sensitive fabrics.

TWO PEELING OPTIONS:
COLD PEEL — RECOMMENDED:
After pressing, allow the film to cool completely before peeling it off slowly and evenly. This is our recommended method because it gives us the most consistent release with our transfers.

HOT / INSTANT PEEL — OPTIONAL:
You may also peel the film immediately after opening the heat press, while it is still hot, using one smooth, controlled motion. Test this method on one transfer first. If the design begins to lift or the film does not release cleanly, stop peeling and let it cool completely before removing the film.

IF THE DESIGN LIFTS:
Stop peeling immediately. Lay the film back down, cover it with a suitable protective sheet and re-press briefly, then let it cool completely before trying again. If it still does not adhere, check your press temperature, pressure, garment compatibility and test settings.

FINAL PRESS:
Once the film has been removed, cover the design with parchment paper or a suitable finishing sheet and press again for approximately 5 seconds at the temperature tested for that garment.

POLYESTER & HEAT-SENSITIVE GARMENTS:
Do not automatically use the cotton settings above. Polyester, performance fabrics, sublimated garments and coated fabrics can scorch, become shiny or experience dye migration. Follow the garment manufacturer's heat limits, start with a lower-temperature test and confirm adhesion before production.

IMPORTANT — TEST BEFORE PRODUCTION:
Press settings vary by equipment, fabric and transfer. Always test a sample for adhesion, appearance and wash durability before a full run.

Properly cured and applied DTF transfers are designed for flexible, durable everyday wear and repeated laundering. Final longevity depends on the garment, correct heat and pressure, application technique and garment care. We do not advertise a fixed wash-count guarantee because different fabrics, washers, dryers and pressing conditions can change the result.

DTF is commonly used on cotton, polyester, poly blends and many other heat-press-compatible fabrics. Polyester, performance fabrics, sublimated garments, specialty fabrics, coated materials and other heat-sensitive garments should always be tested before production because heat tolerance can vary by garment.

Our current DTF setup uses an Epson SureColor G6070 DTFilm printer with genuine Epson UltraChrome DF CMYK and White inks, Color Prime Quick Glide film, Color Prime Hot Melt Powder and a DTF Station Miro 36 powder shaker and dryer.

A high-resolution PNG with a transparent background is preferred whenever possible. Avoid screenshots, thumbnails and heavily compressed artwork. Confirm your final printed size before ordering.

Basic background removal may be available. Complex cleanup, recreation or redesign may require a separate design charge.

Our online gang sheets use an approximately 22-inch print width. Available sheet lengths vary by product, beginning with shorter sheets and extending to larger production sizes.

No. Same-day service may be available for orders submitted before 11 AM, but availability depends on file readiness, order size and current production capacity.

Inspect the transfer before application and contact Printex before pressing if something appears wrong. Application errors, incompatible garments or incorrect press settings can damage a transfer after it has been applied.