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Ready to press Valentine's designs on film. You supply the heat press and the garment, we supply the print. No cutting, no weeding, no vinyl layering, and no minimum order.
What is here
- Heart designs, from simple brushstroke hearts to watercolor and leopard print
- Coquette bow designs, the strongest seller in this category two seasons running
- Valentine's teacher transfers for classroom parties and staff gifts
- Kids and toddler sized prints alongside adult sizes
Pressing instructions
Settings ship with every order, but the short version: temperature 300 to 320 degrees Fahrenheit, time 10 to 15 seconds under firm even pressure, cool peel (wait until the film is fully cool before lifting it), then a second press of 5 seconds through parchment after peeling. Do not skip that step, it is what decides whether the print survives twenty washes. Cotton, polyester and blends all work.
Why transfers for a seasonal holiday
Valentine's inventory has a three week selling window. Finished shirts mean guessing sizes and colors in advance and eating whatever does not sell. Transfers mean you hold designs, not inventory, and press a shirt the moment someone buys one. Order by late January, most orders leave our Cypress shop within one to two business days, and free shipping starts at ninety nine dollars.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is a DTF transfer?
A full color print on film with adhesive powder already applied. You heat press it onto a garment.
Do I need a special printer?
No, only a heat press. We do the printing.
Will these work on dark shirts?
Yes. DTF prints a white underbase, so colors stay bright on black and navy.
How long can I store unpressed transfers?
About a year, stored flat, out of sunlight and away from humidity.
Can I get several small designs on one sheet?
Yes, ask about gang sheets. It is the cheapest way to buy transfers by area.
Ready to press Valentine's designs on film. You supply the heat press and the garment, we supply the print. No cutting, no weeding, no vinyl layering, and no minimum order.
What is here
- Heart designs, from simple brushstroke hearts to watercolor and leopard print
- Coquette bow designs, the strongest seller in this category two seasons running
- Valentine's teacher transfers for classroom parties and staff gifts
- Kids and toddler sized prints alongside adult sizes
Pressing instructions
Settings ship with every order, but the short version: temperature 300 to 320 degrees Fahrenheit, time 10 to 15 seconds under firm even pressure, cool peel (wait until the film is fully cool before lifting it), then a second press of 5 seconds through parchment after peeling. Do not skip that step, it is what decides whether the print survives twenty washes. Cotton, polyester and blends all work.
Why transfers for a seasonal holiday
Valentine's inventory has a three week selling window. Finished shirts mean guessing sizes and colors in advance and eating whatever does not sell. Transfers mean you hold designs, not inventory, and press a shirt the moment someone buys one. Order by late January, most orders leave our Cypress shop within one to two business days, and free shipping starts at ninety nine dollars.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is a DTF transfer?
A full color print on film with adhesive powder already applied. You heat press it onto a garment.
Do I need a special printer?
No, only a heat press. We do the printing.
Will these work on dark shirts?
Yes. DTF prints a white underbase, so colors stay bright on black and navy.
How long can I store unpressed transfers?
About a year, stored flat, out of sunlight and away from humidity.
Can I get several small designs on one sheet?
Yes, ask about gang sheets. It is the cheapest way to buy transfers by area.
