How To Create Special Effects with DTF Heat Transfers

Uploaded on 2024-03-04T18:11:17Z1348

Direct To Film Heat Transfers are great for being the easy, one-step solution for custom printed t-shirts and apparel, but did you know that you can achieve specialty effects utilizing DTF transfers too?

DTF heat transfers by themselves are great for versatility, durability and unlimited color combinations all with a smooth, matte print. The only downside? They are limited to the standard CMYK colors (plus white inks).

To boost your decorating abilities and expand your services, you can easily combine HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) with your DTF prints to capitalize on printing trends or reach new markets with dimensional, specialty print effects like foil, metallic finishes, neons, glitter, any dimensional effects and more!

In this video, Jenna shows you how to combine UltraColor Max™ DTF transfers and other specialty CAD-CUT® Heat Transfer Vinyl to achieve unique effects and finishes with just your heat press!

With the best DTF heat transfer technology available from Stahls, you can easily create a wide variety of custom apparel that sells- all applied at a low temperature, with a single-step application, safe for almost all fabrics and materials. Whether it’s for T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, hats, bags, and more, these custom DTF transfers are ready to press and profit. Expand your heat printing and experience the UltraColor MAX™ difference here: https://www.stahls.com/ultracolor-max-transfers

Learn More about CAD-CUT® Glitter Flake™ Heat Transfer Vinyl: https://www.stahls.com/heat-transfer-vinyl-glitter-flake

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