DTF Transfers

DTF, Direct to Film transfer is a design printed onto a special film and then applied to apparel using a heat press. With DTF printing, full-colour artwork and fine details can be transferred onto T-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, and other suitable fabrics. At Falcon Transfers, we print your custom design as a ready-to-press transfer, so you can apply it to your chosen garment by following the instructions provided for that transfer.

Transfer by Size lets you upload your designs individually instead of creating your own gang sheet. We'll arrange your designs into gang sheets for production, and your order will be delivered on a roll, ready for pressing.

Yes, we can make simple edits to your artwork at no extra charge.

Minor changes such as changing text colours, removing a simple background, or other basic adjustments are usually accepted.

Please note that background removal may not be possible if the image is too detailed, busy, or complex. We also cannot make major edits or redesign complicated artwork.

If you're unsure, send us your design and we'll let you know if the requested changes can be made.

No, we have absolutely no minimum order quantity (MOQ) for our custom printing services. Whether you need a single custom-printed t-shirt, a small batch of UV DTF stickers, or a large bulk wholesale order, we are happy to help.

You can order exactly what you need, when you need it.

Low Temp DTF is designed to be applied at a lower pressing temperature than Regular DTF. This makes it a great choice for heat-sensitive fabrics, especially nylon, where high temperatures may cause damage or leave press marks.

If you're decorating nylon jackets, bags, or other delicate materials, Low Temp DTF is the recommended option.

Yes! Low Temp DTF works great on cotton. While it's specially designed for heat-sensitive fabrics like nylon, it can also be applied to cotton, polyester, and cotton/poly blends with excellent results.

Both options are gang sheet builders where you can create your own layouts, just using different user interfaces and software. Option 2 comes with more advanced features, like adding halftones. Since both tools achieve the same goal, we provide both so our customers can choose the one they find most convenient.

The green check means your file is good enough to print. It does not mean the image is high quality.

If your original image was blurry or pixelated, making it bigger or using an AI upscaler cannot add the missing details back. The image may look OK on your screen, but those missing details will still show in the final print.

For the sharpest results, always upload the original high-resolution artwork instead of a screenshot, social media image, or an upscaled copy.

Our Gang Sheet Builder is a third-party application, so we cannot control which file types it accepts.

For the best print quality, we recommend uploading a 300 DPI images with a transparent background. This helps ensure your design prints as clearly as possible.

Yes, you can edit your gang sheet. However, we do not recommend doing so.

When you save your changes, the new version replaces the original one. Once this happens, we cannot recover the previous version of your gang sheet.

To avoid losing your original layout, we recommend creating a new gang sheet instead of editing an existing one.

Yes! Low Temp DTF is just as durable as Regular DTF when applied using the recommended press settings and cared for properly. It offers excellent wash durability and long-lasting performance.