General Pressing Instructions (suitable most fabrics including 100% cotton & most cotton blends):
1) Set heat press to 150°C and use firm pressure (between 60-80 psi)
2) Press for 8-10 seconds
3) Hot peel, i.e. peel off film immediately after pressing in a swift and flat motion
4) Second press for a further 8-10 seconds
5) Should you notice any glue residue, press again using greaseproof paper to lift excess glue
*While not compulsory, we recommend the use of a teflon sheet for each press.

Pressing Instructions for Delicates / Polyester / Sublimated Garments:
As above, but reduce temperature to 120-130°C, use medium pressure (40-60 psi) and shorter press duration (5-6 seconds).
*Lower temperatures and pressure can help reduce the risk of dye migration, scorching and press marks on these materials.

Important Notes:
-Strong & even pressure is the most important factor for successful DTF application.
- Ensure pressing surface is flat and avoid pressing over seams, zippers, buttons or thick creases.
- These instructions are intended as a general guide only. Heat presses can vary in temperature/pressure/heating consistency and different materials may react differently. We strongly recommend testing on a sample garment before production runs. Final press settings should always be determined based on your own equipment and materials.
- Home irons and Cricut-style presses are not recommended, as they often cannot provide the consistent pressure required for reliable results. use at your own risk.

Please ensure to adhere to these aftercare instructions to ensure your garments' durability and longevity!

1) Cold / cool wash only

2) Do NOT bleach or add fabric softeners for washing

3) Do NOT dry clean

4) Do NOT tumble dry

5) Do NOT iron prints

6) Do NOT wash within 24 hours of pressing