Same-Day DTF (Mon–Fri):

• Files in by 9:00 AM → Ready by 5:00 PM

• Files in 9:00 AM–1:00 PM → Ready by 9:00 PM

• 4-hour rush available (call/text to confirm)

  • Rush turnaround begins once print-ready files are reviewed and accepted.

• Orders after 1:00 PM print next business day and ready by 5pm. 

• No weekend printing at this time. 

• $12.50 per yard (per 36" of material) when you choose the 144" option

DTF Printing Details

• 22" × 36" DTF Gang Sheets available—perfect for oversized designs.

• Direct-to-Film (DTF) Transfers:

  • Full color, hot peel, matte finish

  • Same-day turnaround with up to 1pm submission

  • Works on cotton, polyester, and blends

  • Soft, durable prints with no weeding or masking

Gang Sheet Requirements:

• Sized at 22" × 36"

• PNG format ONLY with transparent background, 300 DPI

Design & Pickup Options

• Need designs created? Contact us for assistance.

• Free pickup in Downtown Los Angeles.

• San Fernando Valley pickup available for a small convenience fee—reach out for details. (next day pick ups by 5pm, only for orders placed by 9am)

• Antelope Valley pickup available for a small convenience fee—reach out for details. (next day pick ups after 6pm, only for orders placed by 9am)
  

How to Press Your DTF Transfers

For the best results, we recommend a three-step method:

1. Pre-Press – Give your garment a quick press before applying the transfer. This removes any moisture and flattens the fabric. It’s especially helpful on heavy hoodies or canvas bags so the design adheres better.

2. First Press – Apply the transfer and peel off the carrier sheet.

3. Second Press – Press again using a finishing sheet (like Teflon or parchment). This helps remove unwanted shine and lets a little of the garment’s texture show through, giving the design a softer, more natural look.

Carrier Sheet Tips:

• Can be peeled hot or cold.

• We recommend a cold peel for fine details or if you’re just getting started.

Friendly Heads-Up 😊

• Always test on a fabric you don’t mind risking before running production. This ensures you get the look and feel you want.

• These settings are what work best for us, but every press, fabric, and setup can be different. Feel free to tweak things—use whatever settings give you the best results.