Custom DTF sheets

We print custom DTF for your Tshirt business! 

Choose adult or kids size. In the notes section, indicate the actual size based on the chart size shown. Once you place your order, please email me your image bananabellacc@gmail.com. 

Instructions on pressing image:

To press a Direct-to-Film (DTF) transfer sheet onto a t-shirt, follow these step-by-step instructions:

​1. Prep Your Press and Shirt

​Set your heat press temperature and time:

​100% Cotton: 300°F–320°F (150°C–160°C) for 12–15 seconds

​Polyester / Blends: 275°F–290°F (135°C–143°C) for 10–12 seconds (lower temp prevents dye migration)

​Set pressure to Medium–Heavy (around 50–60 PSI).

​Pre-press the shirt: Press the blank t-shirt for 3–5 seconds to remove moisture and smooth out wrinkles.

​2. Position and First Press

​Align the transfer: Place the DTF sheet print-side down onto the shirt where you want the graphic.

​Cover with protection: Place a sheet of parchment paper or a Teflon sheet over the transfer.

​First Press: Close the heat press and apply heat for the specified time (10–15 seconds).

​3. Peel the Transfer

​Important: Check your film manufacturer's instructions to confirm if your sheet is Cold Peel or Hot Peel. Most standard DTF sheets are Cold Peel.

​Cold Peel (Most Common): Remove the shirt from the press and let it cool down completely to the touch (1–2 minutes) before smoothly peeling the film off from one corner.

​Hot Peel: Peel the film immediately within 2–3 seconds after opening the press.

​4. Final Post-Press (Crucial for Durability)

​Cover the design: Place a sheet of parchment paper or a soft cotton cloth over the exposed print.

​Second Press: Press for another 5–10 seconds at the same temperature.

​Tip: Using parchment paper gives the design a nice matte finish, while Teflon leaves a slight gloss finish.

​Result: This seals the design into the fabric fibers, improving wash durability and softening the texture.

We are not responsible for user error! No refunds or exchanges of custom items.