Master the core skills necessary to integrate DTF prints into your business.

Adopting DTF printing is a crucial step for growing your business and staying competitive in today’s market. Success comes from choosing the right partner, like DMandprints, and developing the core skills needed to deliver consistent, high-quality results that keep your customers coming back.
Step 1

DTF Color Basics

This is critical knowledge if color accuracy is a priority. Master the essential skills for achieving consistent and reliable color reproduction.
Step 2

DTF Artwork Basics

Once you’ve mastered color, the next step is creating DTF-ready artwork. It’s simple with the right tools and file types, ensuring consistently high-quality results.
Step 3

Heat Pressing DTFs

Heat pressing is simple, but a few basics can make all the difference. Take a moment to ensure you’re set up for results your customers will love.

Essential Tips for Quality DTF Printing

Our guides are perfect for both beginners and seasoned print professionals. Discover valuable tips for creating artwork, mastering heat press techniques, and more. These resources ensure you achieve the best quality final product.

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Q & A

Common Questions

Here are some quick questions and answers we frequently get about DTF prints and DMandPrints. We've placed them right here on the home page for your convenience!

What is Print Area™ Pricing?

Print Area™ Pricing means that you only pay for the size and shape of your artwork. Unlike other DTF print services we don't bill your for a square or a rectangle if your artwork happens to be a different shape.
We have built a tool that demonstrates the impact Print Area™ Pricing can have on your costs.

DTF (Direct to Film) prints are a method of printing designs onto a special film, which is then transferred onto fabric. This process involves printing the design on a film, applying a powder adhesive, curing it, and then heat pressing the film onto the fabric. DTF prints are known for their durability, vibrant colors, and versatility, making them ideal for custom apparel and other textile products.

No, we only sell the prints.
You can purchase your own garment and a heat press to apply the heat transfer prints to your own garments. Our customers are typically small, medium and large screen printers that want to offer heat transfers as an alternative to their standard screen printing process.

There is no need to gang sheet your artwork.
We charge only for the actual print area. Our image processing system automatically removes any unnecessary transparent space around your image to accurately calculate the print area for our per-square-inch pricing.
Gang sheeting not only costs you time but can also cost you money. We can only trim transparent space around the edges of your artwork. If you create a gang sheet yourself, you might introduce unprinted space that increases the total square inches, leading to higher costs.
Summary
The easiest and most cost-effective way to get your prints is to simply upload your artwork. We'll handle the gang sheeting for you, saving you both time and money.

It's not a matter of being better or worse; DTF (Direct to Film) printing is simply an alternative to traditional screen printing. Both methods have their own unique advantages.
DTF heat transfers feel similar to screen-printed shirts and can often be more durable. Additionally, DTF printing allows for unlimited colors in a single print, providing flexibility for intricate and colorful designs. On the other hand, screen printing is well-loved for its ability to produce vibrant, long-lasting prints, especially in bulk.
Choosing between the two methods depends on your specific needs and preferences.

DTF prints can be applied to a variety of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, blends, leather, and even some non-textile materials.

Yes, DTF prints are known for their durability and can withstand multiple washes without fading or peeling.

No, DTF prints have a soft feel and do not add significant weight or stiffness to the fabric.

Yes, DTF prints are excellent for detailed and colorful designs, providing vibrant and high-resolution results.

Yes, DTF printing is cost-effective for both small and large batches, making it ideal for custom and limited-run designs.

While it's possible with the right equipment, most people prefer to use professional services for higher quality and ease of use.