DTF (Direct-To-Film) printing is a process that allows vibrant and detailed designs to be transferred onto various surfaces. Here’s a simplified explanation of how DTF printing is done:

1. Design Preparation:

   • Your chosen design is digitally prepared, similar to the process for DTG printing.

2. Printing on Film:

   • The design is printed onto a special film using a DTF printer, which uses vibrant UV-curable inks.

3. Film Application:

   • The printed film is carefully applied to the surface of the garment or substrate, creating a bond with the fabric.

4. Heat Press:

   • The garment, now with the attached film, is placed in a heat press machine. The heat activates the inks, causing them to transfer from the film to the fabric.

5. Peeling Process:

   • After the heat press, the film is peeled away, leaving the vibrant design on the garment.

6. Curing:

   • The printed garment undergoes a curing process, ensuring the inks are fully set and durable.

7. Quality Check:

   • A quality check is performed to ensure the design is sharp, colors are accurate, and the final product meets the desired standards.

DTF printing offers a unique approach to customization, allowing for intricate and colorful designs on a variety of surfaces.