Heat Transfers
Heat Transfer is the process of applying a cut film design to a garment. The design is created on the computer and then exported to our Roland GS-24 cutter. The cutter has a small blade and then cuts the design into colored transfer material. Then the material that is not needed is removed from the transfer. The transfer is then pressed with a heat press to the garmet or item. This technique works well for 1-2 color logos and a small number of shirts.
Direct to Film (DTF) New for 2025
DTF is the process of creating a multi color to full color design on the computer. The design is then sent to our Brother GTX Pro printer which then prints the image to a carrier paper. Then and adhesive is then added to image. The image is then heat pressed onto a garmet or item. This process works for many of smaller full color items.
Direcet to Garmet (DTG) new for 2025
DTG is the process of printing your design directly onto the garment. In this process the design is created on the computer and sent to the Brother GTX Pro, where it prints directly in full color onto a specially treated garmet.
