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Mar
A practical Australian guide to moving a clothing label online, covering ecommerce platforms, product pages, DTF production, payments, shipping, compliance, marketing and launch planning.
Author Archives: David Seth
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Mar
Mar
A practical Australian guide to ready-to-press DTF transfers, covering artwork preparation, gang sheets, fabric selection, Insta-Peel heat-press settings, troubleshooting, storage and garment care.
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Feb
Creating a T-shirt brand involves much more than adding a logo to a blank garment. This Australian guide covers brand positioning, trade mark checks, garment selection, custom DTF artwork, inside neck labels, care information, pricing, quality control and launching your first collection.
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Jan
Jan
Cotton, polyester, blends and tri-blends can all produce excellent custom T-shirts, but they differ in feel, durability, moisture handling and heat-press requirements. This practical guide helps Australian customers choose the right fabric for DTF transfers and the garment’s intended use.
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Jan
Jan
DTF film has progressed from transfers that needed to cool completely, to hot-peel film requiring only a brief pause, and now Insta-Peel film that can be removed immediately. Learn what changed, why it matters and the current pressing settings for cotton and polyester.
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Jan
Jan
Thinking about starting a custom T-shirt business? This practical Australian guide explains how to choose your market, calculate costs, select equipment and garments, prepare artwork, price your products and build a reliable production workflow using ready-to-press DTF transfers.
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Jan
Direct-to-film printing puts your design on a sheet of film. You then heat-press that film onto a shirt. We print the film in Coorparoo. You press it, unless you are buying a finished garment from T Shirts Australia. Cotton and most fabrics peel hot at 160°C for 8 seconds. Polyester is a cold peel at 120°C for 30 seconds. A household iron is only for iron-on transfers.