Yes, absolutely! A heat press is an essential piece of equipment for applying DTF (Direct to Film) transfers. Here’s why and how it’s used:   Why a Heat Press is Necessary...

It’s not accurate to say definitively that DTF transfers are always “better” than sublimation. Both DTF and sublimation are excellent printing methods, but they excel in different scenarios. Here’s a...

The answer to whether you can use a “regular” printer for DTF transfers requires some nuance. Here’s a breakdown: Can I use a regular printer for DTF transfers – Understanding...

It’s challenging to give you one “exact price” and location for the “best” DTF rate in the USA, as DTF pricing is highly variable. However, I can offer some general...

Glow-in-the-dark DTF film is a fascinating variation of the standard Direct to Film (DTF) technology, designed to add a unique, luminous effect to printed designs. Here’s a breakdown of what...

Yes, there are a few free software options you can use for Direct to Film (DTF) printing, though they may have limitations compared to paid RIP (Raster Image Processor) software...

It’s important to clarify that while it’s technically possible to attempt DTF-like transfers with certain inkjet printers, it’s not the same as using a dedicated DTF printer. Here’s a breakdown...

Determining whether DTF (Direct to Film) or sublimation is cheaper depends heavily on the scale of production, the type of materials being used, and the specific equipment available. There isn’t...