1. Pre-Press Fabrics

Pre-pressing is required to remove moisture or wrinkles and ensure a flat workspace.

2. Place Your DTF Sheet

Place the DTF transfer sheet in the desired position flat on the garment and secure it with heat-resistant tape.

3. Heat Pressing

Cover the garment with a guard sheet to shield it from direct heat, then press for 15 seconds at 305°F using 70–80 PSI or medium-firm pressure. The heat activates the adhesive on the back of the sheet, allowing it to bond securely to the garment.

Remove the garment from the heat press and let it cool for one or two minutes before cold peeling. This cooling time allows the adhesive to set properly and bond securely to the garment.

If the garment is getting scorched, first lower the pressure. If that doesn't solve the issue, maintain the reduced pressure and decrease the temperature by 10–15°F.

4. Final Pressing & Washing Instructions

After peeling the sheet, cover the design with guard paper and press again for 8 seconds. This final press enhances durability.

Always wash garments inside out with cold water on a delicate cycle and use low heat for air or tumble drying.