Ready-to-press sublimation transfers: Enables full customization in seconds with no cutting or weeding
Full-color DTF transfers: Print complex images on any color shirt or material for soft, durable designs
Compatible with multiple fabrics: Sublimation works on high-count white or light color polyester, while DTF can be applied to cotton blends, silk, nylon, leather, and more
Permanent dyeing: Sublimation ensures the design is permanently embedded in polyester fibers
Easy application: Heat press or iron options for both sublimation and DTF, with clear care instructions
Summarized by Shop
YOU MUST SELECT SUBLIMATION OR DTF BEFORE ADDING DESIGN TO YOUR CART
Get the instructions and more information for caring for your custom garments under the “How to Apply” and “Product Care” tabs above.
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Transfer Types
Sublimation, DTF
Application Temperature
Sublimation 400°F, DTF 310°F
Press Time
Sublimation 40 seconds, DTF 20 seconds
Peel Method
Hot or cold peel (sublimation), cold peel with parchment paper (DTF)
Material Compatibility
Sublimation for high-count white or light color polyester, poly coated; DTF for cotton 50/50 blends, silk, nylon, leather
