Step 1 · Pick your art
Choose two 6-inch, two 4-inch, and three 3-inch transfers
Locked reels stay put. Every complete spin is checked against the exact mailer layout.
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Use the pack like a real test
Know what each transfer can tell you
A loose transfer shows AMS print output. Your pressed result also includes the garment, press, pressure, placement, and application process—so start with one representative test before pressing the whole stack.
Compact marks, small text, and fine-detail scale.
A scale reference—not a universal garment-placement rule.
Mid-size graphics and moderate detail.
A scale reference—not a universal garment-placement rule.
Larger color areas, gradients, and medium front-art scale.
A scale reference—not a universal garment-placement rule.
Full size means full size
We check the complete mailer, cut lines, and protected promo area. Artwork may rotate when it stays safely inside its panel; we do not crop or quietly shrink your seven choices.
Your sample is a test, not a souvenir
- Read the current instruction card.
- Choose one shirt you are comfortable using as a tester.
- Check the shirt, pressure, placement, edges, color, detail, feel, and adhesion.
- Stop and ask for help if the first result is off.
Your best next test
Not sure about press access? Keep the free transfers, then choose finished apparel only if you want AMS to handle an application test.
| Path | What arrives | Who presses | Purchase? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transfers only | Your seven loose transfers | You | No |
| Add blanks | Seven transfers + live-catalog garments | You | Optional apparel |
| Add finished | Seven transfers + AMS-decorated garments | AMS for those lines | Optional apparel |
We check the pack, not just the artwork
In 2025, AMS had a batch of rigid sample mailers rejected. That lesson stuck: a sample only helps if it arrives protected and ready to test. The full-size check keeps every selected transfer inside one panel and away from the cut lines.
Step 2 · Where should it go?
Where should we send your seven verified transfers?
Lock all seven designs to continue
You get the complete design picker and full-mailer check before we ask for contact or delivery details.
Optional
No heat press? Compare a blank or an AMS-finished result
Transfers make sense when you want to test small and control the press. Finished apparel can make more sense when you do not have a press, time is tight, or you want AMS to handle placement and application. Apparel stays optional.
No thanks — just send my free transfersQuestions about this seven-transfer kit
Is the transfer sample really free?
Yes. No purchase is required. Standard shipping or Houston pickup is free; faster shipping and apparel are optional.
Can I choose my sample designs?
Yes. Spin, lock, unlock, and respin until seven unique Design Library designs are selected.
Do I have to buy a shirt?
No. Apparel is optional. You can request only the seven transfers.
Can AMS press the designs for me?
Yes. Optional finished apparel uses live catalog pricing and supported print placements.
Can I personalize every design?
No. The Edit option appears only on supported templates. Your text, font, color, and placement recipe is saved first; production artwork is created after submission or when finished apparel is prepared.
Do I need a heat press?
A loose DTF transfer needs compatible heat-press equipment for application. If you do not have press access, optional finished apparel lets AMS handle the supported print placements.
Can I reuse one design on more than one apparel placement?
Yes. Any of your seven locked designs may be assigned again on another supported finished-apparel placement.
What happens if I leave apparel checkout?
Your sample stays a draft and is not submitted. Remove the apparel to restore direct free submission, or return to finish checkout.