NEVER OVERPAY FOR
DTF AGAIN.

DTF stands for Direct-to-Film. Your artwork is printed in full colour onto PET film, given a white underbase and an adhesive layer, and then applied to your textile with a heat press. Because that white layer is printed along with the design, colours stay vivid on black fabric with no separate underbase step.

Screen printing makes a separate screen per colour, so every extra colour costs setup time and money, and only pays off from a few hundred pieces upward. DTF prints full colour in one pass, so photographs and gradients cost nothing extra and a single piece is already viable. At very large volumes in one or two spot colours, screen printing stays cheaper per piece.

Before anything is printed we review your file for resolution, transparency, dimensions and bleed. If we spot something that will cause trouble we contact you and lay out the options. That way you never receive a sheet that turns out to be unusable. There is no charge for it.

We ship to every European country, including Belgium, Germany and France. Delivery time and shipping cost for your country appear at checkout before you pay, and every shipment includes track and trace.

Our sheet is 55 centimetres wide and the rate is €14.95 per metre excluding VAT. You pay only for the height your designs occupy on that sheet, by the centimetre. Many suppliers make you buy a whole metre or a whole sheet even when you need twelve centimetres. We think you should be paying for twelve centimetres.

Clothing brands, webshops, print shops, clubs and companies that press in house. You are equally welcome if you need a single transfer for a sample or a one-off job. For recurring volumes or unusual requests we will look at it with you and put together a tailored proposal.

Yes. Our sample box contains examples of every material we carry, so you can feel and test them before committing to a run. That is worth doing if you work with performance fabrics, coated fabrics or highly elastic material, where adhesion can surprise you.