I've heard a lot of negatives about doing DTF printing in a home studio (as in health hazards). You don't necessarily need to sink thousands into a specialized DTF printer and take the attendant risks. There are a lot of companies who will make custom DTF prints you can then press onto your shirt, apron, tote bag, or whatever. I'm just getting started making items with DTF transfers, and I'm ordering all my prints from a commercial provider.
Thanks for your feedback! You're right about the health risks of doing DTF printing at home. Outsourcing to commercial providers can help avoid these risks and save on equipment costs. It's great to hear you're having success with your DTF projects! 😊
many companies make high quality designs.just not sure if i could send them a.i. design.not sure how long the tranfer paper will last i i try and sell it that way thanks great video
