What this isA production-floor definition, not a spec sheet.
A DTF transfer is a CMYK-plus-white print laid onto PET film, dusted with hot-melt adhesive, cured, and pressed onto a garment. That is the whole trick. What separates a transfer that lasts 60 washes from one that peels at 12 is not the printer, it is the white ink density, the cure profile on the powder, and the person who set the press to 305 F for 12 seconds instead of guessing. We do all three ourselves, on our floor, every day.
Golden DTF prints for one job and does not pretend to do the others. This hub covers our full-color ready-to-press transfers, sold by the square inch or at fixed sizes if you would rather not think in inches. If you need embroidery-look, hard-goods decals, or foil, we make those too, but they live on their own hubs so we can be honest about what they are and are not for.
The transfers on this hub are designed for fabric. They press cleanly on 100% cotton, cotton-poly blends, tri-blends, and cotton fleece. They also press on polyester if you know what you are doing with dye migration, which we explain in the poly blocker guide. Every transfer ships with white ink under the color layer, so dark garments hold the design without ghosting.
We are not the cheapest DTF shop on the internet. We are the one that publishes what fabric, what temp, what press time, what dwell, and what to do when the transfer sticks to the film instead of the shirt. That is the trade-off. Order from us if you want to press it right the first time.
