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If there’s an issue with print quality or if the design doesn't adhere properly, we’ll reprint your order at no additional cost.

Please Note: We cannot offer a free reprint if the issue is due to a low-resolution or poor-quality file that was uploaded. Image quality is THE MOST IMPORTANT. We WILL PRINT IT AS YOU SEND IT.

DTF Pressing Instructions

Please note: Since all heat presses vary in terms of temperature and pressure, the following are general guidelines. If this is your first time ordering with us, we recommend ordering a few extra designs to determine the optimal temperature, time, and pressure for your press. A household iron will not work on these transfers.

DO NOT PRESS THE COLOR RIBBON that runs along your transfer roll — it will not come off of the shirt.

Preparation:

• Pre-press the garment for 5 seconds before applying the image. This helps remove wrinkles and any moisture trapped in the fabric.

1st Press:

• Temperature: 300–310°F
• Time: 10–15 seconds
• Pressure: Medium
• Ensure image is properly placed
• Each heat press varies — some experimenting may be necessary for optimal results.

Peel HOT:

Slowly begin to peel to make sure the image is adhering to the fabric. If it does not cleanly peel, press it for another 5-10 seconds.

2nd Press:

• Cover with Teflon (for shiny finish) or parchment paper (for matte finish)
• Temperature: 300–310°F
• Time: 10–15 seconds
• Pressure: Medium

Note: Firm and even pressure is important for good adhesion. Avoid pressing over pockets, seams, buttons, zippers, etc.

Polyester/Blend Fabric:

• Temperature: 300–310°F
• Time: 3–8 seconds
• These fabrics absorb heat faster — press multiple times if necessary

100% Polyester:

• Temperature: 250–285°F
• Time: 3–8 seconds
• This fabric may require testing to find the best time, temperature, and pressure
• Allow fabric to cool between presses if reapplying