DTF Transfers

A print-ready PDF or PNG with each design at the size it will be pressed is the safest choice. Remove any background you do not want printed, because a white box around a logo prints as a white box. If the sheet holds several designs, keep them clearly separated. Unsure about a file? Ask us first.

Yes. Choose the Professional artwork and design service in the Artwork dropdown and our team will prepare the design for your sheet. Without it, you supply print-ready artwork free of charge. Tell us what each design should say and how many copies of it you need on the sheet.

You can print any artwork you have the right to use. When you are making kit for a club, a school or a business, make sure they are happy with the design before you order, because each sheet is printed exactly as supplied. For finished branded workwear-style jackets, see custom soft shell jackets.

The sheet is printed in full colour from your file, so the closest match comes from artwork set up in the colours your brand guide specifies. Screens show colour differently from fabric, so for a critical colour, press one test piece from your first sheet before committing a whole batch of garments.

Cut the design out, position it on the item and press it with a heat press, using the time, temperature and pressure recommended for transfers on that fabric, then peel the film away. Practise on a spare garment first so you know how your press behaves before you start on the real order.

Yes, that is a big part of the appeal. Keep the sheets flat, dry and away from heat until you need them, then press designs as orders come in rather than all at once. It suits sellers who keep plain stock and brand it to order, such as those using our Madras tote bags.

They suit it well, because every name and number can sit on one sheet and go onto the matching shirt. List the names in order in your file so nothing is missed, and add one or two spares in case a piece goes wrong in the press. For kids' sizes printed by us, see children's T-shirts.

Yes. The tote bag in the photos on this page was branded with a DTF transfer, and other fabric bags that can go under a heat press work the same way. For bags printed and delivered ready to hand out, see our custom printed bags page.

Choose the number of sheets in the Quantity dropdown, pick an Artwork option and add the sheets to your basket. The price you see is the price you pay for printing. Checkout takes card payments, including Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and you can keep browsing the clothing range first.

Yes. Add the DTF sheets and any printed garments, such as hoodies or polo shirts, to the same basket and pay once at checkout. Each item keeps its own options and its own artwork choice, so a mixed order is no harder to place than a single one.

Orders on this page are paid by card at checkout. If your school, club or company needs a written quote or has a purchase order process for a larger run, call 0161 315 1151 or email hello@webprintsigns.co.uk with the details and we will set it up with you.

Yes. Collection is available from our studio at Unit 3, 116 Bury New Road, Manchester M8 8EB, and UK delivery can be chosen at checkout instead. Customers from across the city and the nearby towns use both options; see the areas we cover.

Yes, UK delivery is available for every order. The delivery cost is worked out at checkout and shown before you pay. If you are in Bolton, Stockport, Oldham or elsewhere in Greater Manchester, collecting from the studio on Bury New Road is another option.

Typical turnaround is around 3 working days from the order, assuming your artwork is ready to print. If you choose the artwork service, allow some extra time for the design work before printing starts. For anything with a fixed event date, mention the date when you order so we can plan around it.