Why DTF?
Direct to Film (DTF) printing revolutionizes customization with its ability to print on a vast array of materials, from textiles like cotton and polyester to non-traditional surfaces such as wood and ceramics. It delivers designs bursting with color and precise detail, thanks to high-quality inks that produce vibrant and sharp visuals. DTF's standout feature is its crisp, bright whites, ensuring clear and impactful designs, especially where contrast is key.
Beyond visual excellence, DTF is cost-efficient for small batches and varied designs, allowing for multiple designs on a single sheet, reducing costs and waste. Ideal for dynamic markets, DTF printing offers versatility, vivid colors, and economic production, making it a top choice for businesses aiming to captivate with high-quality, customized products.
FAQs
What's the difference between DTF and screen printing?
Screen printing requires creating screens for each color and is most cost-effective for bulk orders. DTF uses digital CMYK printing so no setup fees and better for lower quantities.
How long do DTF prints last?
With proper curing and pressing, DTF prints can last through 50+ commercial washes without fading, cracking or peeling from the garment.
What types of fabrics work with DTF transfers?
DTF works on natural fabrics like cotton, cotton blends, linen and on synthetics like polyester, nylon, spandex and more. Not suitable for water-repellent and coated fabrics.
What image resolution do I need for DTF transfer prints?
High resolution images of at least 300 DPI are recommended. For best results, use TIFF or PNG
How many colors can I print with DTF transfers?
DTF supports full color CMYK printing so you can print full color photographic images and designs with all the colors and shades you want!
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