01 / Material
Cotton
Cotton generally provides reliable adhesion and a vivid print.
- Transfer
- DTF · Standard
- Temperature
- 140–155 °C
Materials and pressing
The right transfer for every textile
The values below are a starting point. Always test one transfer before a production run because textiles and heat presses vary.
Material
02 / Material
Polyester
Block helps prevent textile dyes from migrating into light-coloured artwork.
- Transfer
- DTF · Block
- Temperature
- 140 °C
03 / Material
Textile blends
A versatile starting point for common textile blends.
- Transfer
- DTF · Standard
- Temperature
- 140–155 °C
04 / Material
Softshell
Lower temperature and migration protection suit sensitive surface coatings.
- Transfer
- DTF · Block
- Temperature
- 140 °C
05 / Material
Workwear
Stronger adhesion and improved resistance to demanding wash cycles.
- Transfer
- DTF · Work
- Temperature
- 180–185 °C
06 / Material
Sportswear
The flexible construction follows the stretch of the garment.
- Transfer
- DTF · FlexMax
- Temperature
- 140 °C
07 / Material
Sublimated textile
The highest migration risk requires a dedicated blocking layer.
- Transfer
- DTF · Block
- Temperature
- 140 °C
Recommendations are a starting point. Check the garment label and test before a production run; exact settings are listed with the selected transfer.
Not sure which to choose?
Send your artwork and tell us what you will apply it to. We will help choose the right transfer.