Direct to Film (DTF) Heat Transfer

DTF printing, or Direct-To-Film printing, is a digital printing method where the design is directly printed onto a special film, which is then transferred onto the substrate, typically fabric, using heat and pressure.

Yes, we offer a DTF custom gang sheet builder service. Our platform allows you to create customized gang sheets with your desired designs and specifications for DTF printing. With our user-friendly interface, you can easily upload your artwork, arrange the designs on the sheet, and customize the size and quantity according to your needs. Our DTF custom gang sheet builder empowers you to optimize your printing process, maximize efficiency, and achieve high-quality results for your projects.

DTF printing combines aspects of digital printing and heat transfer, allowing for high-quality, full-color prints with fine details and textures. It offers more flexibility in terms of materials compared to some other methods.

DTF printing is versatile and works well on various fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends. It is particularly effective on dark-colored fabrics.

Yes, Awkward Styles DTF printing excels at reproducing intricate designs and fine details, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

DTF printing allows for a full range of colors in a design, offering vibrant and detailed prints without a specific color limit.

DTF prints can have good durability when properly applied and cared for. Following recommended washing and care instructions helps maintain the quality of the print over time.

Yes, DTF prints are versatile and can be effectively used on both light and dark-colored fabrics. They are particularly known for their vibrant results on dark backgrounds.

DTF prints are more durable than vinyl, because with Direct-to-Film, the ink is bonded to the fabric.

The superiority of DTF over sublimation depends on factors like substrate type, desired print quality, and production process. DTF offers versatility in printing on various substrates beyond polyester and allows for vibrant colors and intricate designs. However, sublimation provides permanent prints on polyester materials with excellent durability and color vibrancy. Both methods have their advantages, so the choice depends on specific project needs.