How to order from DTF Transfers Australia: gang sheets 28 cm and 58 cm, cut sheets, and what we print in Coorparoo.
Ready-to-press DTF transfers can help print shops, embroiderers, signwriters and apparel businesses offer detailed full-colour garment printing without operating a DTF printer. This guide covers artwork, ordering, margins, production planning, testing and quality control for trade users.
Not every DTF transfer suits every project. Compare standard ready-to-press transfers, gang sheets, speciality finishes and the separate iron-on range, then choose the best option for your artwork, garment and equipment.
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.
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.
DTF transfers are ready-to-press film. We print Hot Insta Peel in Coorparoo. 28 cm and 58 cm gangs. Heat press unless labelled iron-on. No tees or powder for sale.
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.
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 140°C for 8–10 seconds. Polyester is a cold peel at 120°C for 30 seconds. A household iron is only for iron-on transfers.