Like all of our transfers, the SupaDTF is a professional-grade heat transfer that can be used with an air-operated or manual heat press. However, it is NOT designed to be pressed with a domestic iron, or the Cricut Easy Press or any other presses without adequate pressure settings.

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They’re independently proven to last 70+ washes before they show any signs of fading or cracking. For most people, that’s a few years – usually longer than the garments they’re printed on!

You bet. Like all of our transfers, they’re made from water-based inks, not plastic-based, and are OEKO-Tex certified, so you know they’re not harmful to you or the planet.

Nope! You can order as few as just one if you like.

No, the colors will be close, but if you need to PMS match a specific Pantone color, we recommend the Wearable heat transfer.

The SupaDTF and Wearable heat transfers have a lot of similar uses. The decision really comes down to quantity. SupaDTF is more economical for less than 20 pieces. For anything more than that, it's more economical to use the Wearable.

Yes, but only if you’re printing where the design won’t go over seams (e.g. on a five panel cap). If you want to print over seams, use our Headwear transfers. These are designed specifically for that, and will print beautifully over seams and even mesh without cracking.

SupaDTF heat transfers can be used on cotton, polycotton blends, fleece, light denim, lycra, nylon, elastane and non-sublimated polyester. This makes it perfect for tees, hoodies, stretchy athleisure wear, cotton tote bags.

SupaDTF heat transfers are not designed for fabrics with waterproof coatings or anything with dye that could migrate, like patterned polyester or dark denim. If you’re not sure if your fabric will bleed or not, it’s a good idea to use our Blocker transfer just to be safe (or Softshell Blocker if you’re printing on softshell fabric). These will block any dye migration.

No, we don’t charge any extra fees except shipping, which is calculated before checkout.