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St. Patrick's Day designs printed on film, ready to press onto your own garments. No cutting, no weeding, no minimum. For finished shirts instead, see St. Patrick's Day shirts.
Why transfers for this holiday
St. Patrick's Day has one of the shortest selling windows of the year, roughly two weeks, and it lands in the middle of March when nothing else is selling. Committing to finished inventory for a fourteen day window means guessing sizes and eating whatever is left. Transfers let you hold the designs and press only what sells, which is why almost every market vendor and small boutique we supply buys this category as film rather than shirts.
What is here
- Shamrock and clover designs
- Funny Irish and drinking humor designs for adult audiences
- Family and kids designs in youth print sizes
- Personalized family name transfers, printed with any surname at no extra charge
Green on green, and pressing
Green ink on a green shirt is the most requested combination and the one that needs a moment's thought. It works when the two greens differ enough, and it disappears when they do not, so press one before you commit the batch. Press at 300 to 320 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 to 15 seconds under firm pressure, cool peel, then a second press for 5 seconds through parchment. That second press is the step people skip, and it is what makes the difference between a print that survives the wash and one that lifts. Order by late February, since transfers usually leave our Cypress shop within one to two business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a heat press?
Yes. Without one, order finished shirts instead.
Is there a minimum?
No.
Can you add a family surname?
Yes, at no extra charge.
Will these work on dark shirts?
Yes. DTF prints a white underbase.
Can I get several designs on one sheet?
Yes, ask about gang sheets. It is the cheapest way to buy by area.
St. Patrick's Day designs printed on film, ready to press onto your own garments. No cutting, no weeding, no minimum. For finished shirts instead, see St. Patrick's Day shirts.
Why transfers for this holiday
St. Patrick's Day has one of the shortest selling windows of the year, roughly two weeks, and it lands in the middle of March when nothing else is selling. Committing to finished inventory for a fourteen day window means guessing sizes and eating whatever is left. Transfers let you hold the designs and press only what sells, which is why almost every market vendor and small boutique we supply buys this category as film rather than shirts.
What is here
- Shamrock and clover designs
- Funny Irish and drinking humor designs for adult audiences
- Family and kids designs in youth print sizes
- Personalized family name transfers, printed with any surname at no extra charge
Green on green, and pressing
Green ink on a green shirt is the most requested combination and the one that needs a moment's thought. It works when the two greens differ enough, and it disappears when they do not, so press one before you commit the batch. Press at 300 to 320 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 to 15 seconds under firm pressure, cool peel, then a second press for 5 seconds through parchment. That second press is the step people skip, and it is what makes the difference between a print that survives the wash and one that lifts. Order by late February, since transfers usually leave our Cypress shop within one to two business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a heat press?
Yes. Without one, order finished shirts instead.
Is there a minimum?
No.
Can you add a family surname?
Yes, at no extra charge.
Will these work on dark shirts?
Yes. DTF prints a white underbase.
Can I get several designs on one sheet?
Yes, ask about gang sheets. It is the cheapest way to buy by area.
