Pressing Instructions

A Cricut Easy Press or a household iron or HTV Ront will not work.

• Heat press to 340-365 degrees, depending on your press.
• We recommend starting with a lower temp and going to a higher temp if needed. Some presses run hot, some have cold spots. We recommend testing your press in multiple areas with a heat gun and practicing with extra transfers to find your "sweet spot."
• Pre-press the shirt or material for a few seconds before adding the transfer to remove moisture.
• Lay the transfer down flat with the ink facing the material. 
• Press with extremely heavy pressure for 7-10 seconds.
• Peel the transfer paper immediately while the shirt is hot.
• If the transfer does not stick, put the transfer paper back down, and press for a few more seconds. Transfers not sticking are usually due to uneven heating across the press, not enough pressure, and/or not pressed long enough

Screen Print Transfers- Full Color (High Heat Formula)

• Heat press to 365-380 degrees, depending on your press.
• We recommend starting with a lower temp and going to a higher temp if needed. Some presses run hot, some have cold spots. We recommend testing your press in multiple areas with a heat gun and practicing with extra transfers to find your "sweet spot."
• Pre-press the shirt or material for a few seconds before adding the transfer to remove moisture.
• Lay the transfer down flat with the ink facing the material. 
• Press with extremely heavy pressure for 7-10 seconds.
• Peel the transfer paper immediately while the shirt is hot.
• If the transfer does not stick, put the transfer paper back down, and press for a few more seconds. Transfers not sticking are usually due to uneven heating across the press, not enough pressure, and/or not pressed long enough

Screen print transfers can be pressed onto any shirt material.

DTF Transfers

• Heat your press to 320-330 degrees, depending on your press.
• We recommend starting with a lower temp and going to a higher temp if needed. Some presses run hot, some have cold spots. We recommend testing your press in multiple areas with a heat gun and practicing with extra transfers to find your "sweet spot."
• Pre-press the shirt or material for a few seconds before adding the transfer to remove moisture.
• Lay the transfer down flat with the ink facing the material. 
• Place parchment or butcher paper down in between press and the transfer.
• Press with extremely heavy pressure for 10-20 seconds. 
• Peel the transfer film off of the shirt when it is completely COLD. 
• Cover the design with a Teflon sheet. 
• Press for 10-20 more seconds.
• If the transfer does not stick, put the transfer paper back down, and press for a few more seconds. Transfers not sticking are usually due to uneven heating across the press, not enough pressure, and/or not pressed long enough.
• Pockets, Sleeves & Onesies- We recommend using a pressing pillow

DTF transfers can be pressed onto any shirt material.