A well-planned gang sheet saves more than film. Learn how to choose 28 cm or 58 cm width, prepare artwork, use our online builder, check quantities and calculate transfer costs before pressing your garments.
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Pearl DTF is a full-colour print with a shifting sheen, sold as a cold-peel cut sheet. It is not a gang sheet. Cotton and most fabrics: 160°C for 8 seconds, cool completely, then peel. Polyester: 120°C for 30 seconds, cold peel, then 10 seconds at 120°C. A screen mock-up will not match the sheen. Press a test first.
DTF does not need to replace screen printing. Ready-to-press transfers can help established printers accept short runs, full-colour artwork, samples, names and specialty jobs without adding screens or operating another print line. This practical guide explains where DTF fits, where screen printing remains stronger and how to introduce it successfully.
Glow-in-the-dark DTF is a cold-peel cut sheet. Light colours charge and show in the dark. Black and navy barely glow. It is not a gang sheet and it is not safety clothing. Press cotton and most fabrics at 160°C for 8 seconds, firm, let it cool, then peel. Polyester is 120°C for 30 seconds, cold peel, then 10 seconds at 120°C. A household iron will not press it.
DTF transfer adhesive is the heat-activated layer that bonds a printed design to a suitable garment. Learn how it works, why DTF Transfers Australia now uses only white and black fine adhesive, and how moisture, fabric choice and pressing affect the finished result.
Press a dry shirt, at the right heat, for the right time, then peel the way that fabric requires. Cotton and most fabrics: 160°C, 8 seconds, firm, peel while hot, then 10 seconds under your own paper or Teflon. Polyester: 120°C, 30 seconds, firm, cold peel only, then 10 seconds at 120°C. A household iron is only for iron-on film. Test before you press a dozen.
Learn how to apply DTF transfers to hoodies and sweatshirts while managing fleece moisture, thick seams, pockets, drawcords, fabric blends, print placement and Insta-Peel settings.
Learn how improved DTF adhesives have changed polyester printing, why white low-temperature adhesive is no longer our preferred default, and how to test lower-temperature settings for dye migration, heat marks and reliable adhesion.
A custom T-shirt transfer is a printed design on film that you press onto a shirt. For a full-colour logo on cotton, polyester, or a blend, order ready-to-press DTF and use a heat press. Vinyl suits simple cut shapes. Sublimation suits light polyester. A household iron only works on transfers labelled iron-on. We sell the film, not the shirt.
Learn how to create a T-shirt website for Australian customers, from choosing a platform and controlling Shopify app costs to building product pages, accepting artwork uploads and safely using AI-assisted WooCommerce plugins.










