DTF printing intake

Full-color transfers without the giant run.

Use DTF for custom shirts, hoodies, workwear, and branded pieces that need clean color on real fabric. Upload the art first; we review the blank, placement, and quantity before the job moves forward.

A DTF printer producing a transfer film beside a black shirt blank.

Color transfers

Garment ready

Quote first

Project request

Start your request.

Send the details now. We review the job and follow up with the next step after the quote is clear.

Name

Email or phone

Blank or transfer type

Quantity

Print placement

Use project notes for exact dimensions, garment colors, sizes, and quantities.

I am bringing or sending my own apparel blanks.

Fulfillment

Local pickupNo shipping address needed yet.Ship itAdd the destination before sending.

Picture or artworkUpload a picturePNG, JPG, or WebP up to 4MB

Deadline or timing

Project notes

I confirm I own or have permission to use the image, artwork, STL/model, logo, or design I submit. I keep ownership of that submitted work. Layer Ops may store and process it to quote, make, fulfill, support, and document this request, and may use photos or video of the finished engraved, printed, apparel, or fabricated piece for portfolio and advertising. Layer Ops may not reproduce, sell, reuse, or make additional products from my submitted design/file except to complete this order, perform an approved remake/reorder, or with my specific written consent. Terms

What fits this lane

Transfers, shirts, hoodies, and shop-ready apparel.

DTF is a good fit for full-color graphics, small apparel runs, and customer-provided blanks when the final piece needs clean color on fabric.

Custom shirt transfers

Full-color transfer runs for shirts, hoodies, workwear, and one-off apparel without a huge minimum.

Artwork with detail

Good for logos, color art, and pieces that need clean edges across light or dark garments.

Shop-ready finishing

We review placement, garment type, transfer size, and quantity before pressing or quoting.

Need dye into the blank?

Sublimation has its own lane.

Coated blanks, drinkware, and polyester apparel should start with sublimation.

Open sublimation printing