How to build a gang sheet without wasting film
A gang sheet is one roll of film with as many designs on it as you can fit. You pay for the length you use, so the whole skill is fitting more into fewer inches. Here is how the pricing…
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Plain answers about DTF transfers, written by the people printing them: which method your job actually wants, how to press a transfer and fix one that failed, how to set up artwork that prints sharp, and how to build a gang sheet without paying for empty film.
Setting up artwork for DTF: the five things that actually matter
DTF prints exactly the file you send. There is no operator translating your artwork into screens on the way, which is why the file is the whole job. Five things decide whether it comes out sharp, and none of them…
How to press a DTF transfer, and what to do when it goes wrong
These are the settings for our film. Every manufacturer’s film is slightly different, so if you also press transfers from somewhere else, do not assume one set of numbers covers both. Most of the failures people blame on a transfer…
DTF vs screen print, vinyl and sublimation: which one your job actually wants
We sell one of these four things, so read this with that in mind. It is also why it is worth writing honestly: if you bring us a job DTF is wrong for, you will be unhappy with the result…