Description of the DTF printing technique

DTF (Direct to Film) printing is a modern technology for transferring graphics onto fabrics using special films and adhesive powder.It delivers vibrant colors, high detail, and durability on a variety of materials, including cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics.

Print durability:

With proper care, a DTF print can maintain its quality for about 50–60 washes.After this time, the print may gradually fade, lose its elasticity, or peel off in spots, which is a natural process for this type of technology.

Additional notes:

• The print is relatively resistant to stretching, but it should not be scrubbed or rubbed vigorously.
• Do not use chemical stain removers on the printed area.

Instructions for Use and Care:

1. Laundry:

   • Wash only at a temperature up to 30°C on a gentle cycle (e.g., hand wash or delicate cycle).
   • Turn clothing inside out before washing to protect the print.
   • Avoid using bleach, strong detergents, and fabric softeners, which can damage the print.

2. Drying:

   • Do not use a tumble dryer.
   • Air-dry naturally, preferably in a horizontal position, to prevent the fabric from stretching.

3. Ironing:

   • Iron on the reverse side at a low temperature (up to 110°C).
   • Do not iron immediately after printing.If necessary, use a cotton protective cloth.

4. Storage:

   • Avoid placing the print where there are sharp folds to prevent it from cracking.
   • Store in a dry place, away from excessive moisture and direct sunlight.