Choose DTF Transfers For Fabric
- T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, and tote bags.
- Cotton, poly, and blends on light or dark garments.
If it is fabric, use DTF. If it is a hard smooth surface, use UV peel-and-stick.
DTF is the fabric workflow and UV is the hard-goods workflow; using the wrong one causes avoidable failures.
Use this page to route quickly by substrate, turnaround, and application method.
If it is fabric, use DTF. If it is a hard smooth surface, use UV peel-and-stick.
We print both in Houston, and this page is built to prevent the common mistakes that cause rework and wasted production time.
DTF transfers are full-color heat-applied transfers built for fabrics including cotton, blends, and polyester with dark or light garment compatibility.
DTF supports no-minimum workflows and broad artwork flexibility.
UV peel-and-stick transfers are pressure-applied transfers built for hard smooth non-porous surfaces.
Heat + pressure + correct peel method. Most failures come from wrong time/temp/pressure or skipped pre-press moisture removal.
UV placement is not effectively repositionable once it touches down.
Real-world pressure test: YouTube durability video
Use this table to match the right transfer type to the right substrate and workflow.
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