DTF Transfers By Size
Choose the perfect size for your custom DTF prints - from logo pockets to full-back graphics. Pick from precise dimensions that match your design and garment type.
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DTF Transfer Size Guide
Choosing the right transfer size makes all the difference between a great print and a wasted sheet. Our DTF size chart helps you match your artwork dimensions to each garment type - so your print sits right, looks balanced, and presses clean.
Recommended DTF Print Dimensions (per placement):
Left Chest Logo:
≈ 4 × 4 inches – perfect for polos, tees, and uniforms.
Front Center Design:
≈ 10 × 10 inches – standard adult T-shirt print area.
Full Front or Back Print:
≈ 12 × 15 to 12 × 17 inches – ideal for hoodies and oversized tees.
Sleeve Prints or Wrist Designs:
≈ 2 × 10 inches – great for long sleeves or cuffs.
Pocket Logo or Small Badge:
≈ 3 × 3 inches – subtle yet crisp branding.
All our custom DTF transfers by size use high-resolution printing (300 DPI recommended) to keep fine lines and text readable at every scale.
If you’re scaling up from vector or raster graphics, maintain the same aspect ratio to prevent stretching or misalignment during pressing.
Each transfer is printed on premium PET film, coated with adhesive powder, and fully cured - ready to press at roughly 320°F for cotton or 280°F for polyester fabrics. After pressing, peel warm or cold and double-press for a smooth, professional finish.
Available Sizes
Pocket Logo
4" × 4" Inches
Hats
3" × 5" Inches
Baby/Toddler Shirts
5" × 5" Inches
Apron Pockets
6" × 6" Inches
Small/Medium Youth
7" × 7" Inches
Large Youth
8" × 8" Inches
Adult Shirt / Full
12" × 8" Inches
Makeup Bags
5" × 8" Inches
Adult Plus Shirt / Full
11" × 9" Inches
Oversized Adult Shirt
11" × 11" Inches
Oven Mitt
7" × 11" Inches
Pillows (Medium)
12" × 12" Inches
Back Graphics
17" × 14" Inches
How to Apply Your DTF Transfers Like a Pro
Applying your ready to press DTF transfers is simple and consistent across all fabric types.
Whether you’re working with cotton, polyester blends, canvas, or performance wear, you’ll get professional results with minimal effort.
Recommended Press Settings:
Temperature:
Around 320°F for cotton, 280°F for polyester blends
Press Time:
8–10 seconds per press
Peel Type:
Choose hot, warm, or cold depending on your workflow
Pressure:
Medium to firm for smooth adhesion
Once pressed, peel the film gently, then press again for a few seconds to lock in color and stretch. Your prints will stay bright, flexible, and wash-proof for 50+ cycles.
Why Creators Choose Us
From small apparel brands to large print shops, thousands across the USA trust our custom DTF transfers for consistent color, smooth finishes, and lasting durability. Every print is made in our Kentucky facility using high-end Direct to Film printing systems designed for precision and speed.
Premium Color and Detail
We use a 9-color printing process with calibrated inks for full gradients, crisp lines, and high-resolution artwork that looks exactly like your design.
Stretchable and Wash-Proof
Our ready-to-press DTF transfers flex naturally with fabric and stay bright after more than 50 washes. No cracking or fading, just long-lasting professional quality.
Fast Turnaround with No Minimums
Order one print or one thousand. All orders are printed and shipped within 24 to 48 hours across the United States
Eco-Friendly Production
We print using OEKO-TEX certified inks and low-waste PET film for a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable process.
Made in the USA
All transfers are printed, cured, and shipped from our U.S. facility for reliable quality control and quick delivery times.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are DTF transfers and how do they work?
DTF, short for Direct to Film, is pretty much what it sounds like. Your design gets printed on a clear PET film using bright, durable inks and a thin coat of adhesive powder. Once it’s cured, that film is pressed onto fabric using heat and pressure. The result? A sharp, colorful print that holds up and feels surprisingly smooth to the touch.
How do I choose the right DTF transfer size?
Think of it like matching your art to your canvas. Our DTF size chart helps you line up the right dimensions for each garment type. A 4×4 inch logo usually works best on the chest, while a 12×15 inch print covers the back of a hoodie perfectly. If you’re working with multiple designs, you can easily upload them inside our gang sheet builder and we optimize the positioning for you.
What file types do you accept for DTF printing?
You can send over PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF files, just make sure they’re 300 DPI for crisp results. Vector files tend to print cleaner when resized, so they’re a solid choice if you’re ordering custom DTF transfers by size.
Are your DTF transfers durable?
Yeah, they’re made to last. Our ready-to-press transfers are tested for 50 or more wash cycles without losing color or stretch. If applied right, they stay flexible and bright on just about any printable fabric. No cracking, no fading, just solid, long-term quality.
Can I order small or bulk quantities?
Of course. There’s no minimum order, so you can grab a single print or a full batch.
Do you offer same-day or fast shipping?
We work fast. Most orders are printed, packed, and shipped within 24 to 48 hours from our U.S. facility. If you’re in a pinch and need it same day, reach out and we’ll check what’s possible based on your location and order time.
Can I use these transfers on different fabrics?
Definitely. Our DTF heat press transfers stick cleanly to cotton, polyester, blends, nylon, and canvas without any fuss. If you’re working on hard surfaces like glass, plastic, or metal, go for UV DTF transfers. Just peel and apply.
What equipment do I need to press DTF transfers?
A standard heat press is all you really need. Set it to around 320°F for cotton or 280°F for polyester, press for about eight seconds, and then peel either warm or cold depending on your preference. A home iron can do the job for testing, but for that professional finish, a proper heat press makes all the difference.
