Direct to Film (DTF) printing is a modern method used to decorate apparel with high-quality, vibrant designs. The process starts by creating a digital design on a computer, just like with other printing methods. The design is then printed onto a special film using a printer that uses ink. After printing, the design on the film is covered with a powder adhesive, which sticks to the ink. The film is then heated to melt the powder, creating a sticky layer. Next, the film is placed onto the fabric, and heat is applied to transfer the design onto the clothing. The result is a smooth, colorful image that is durable and flexible, perfect for adding designs, logos, or text to shirts, hoodies, and other apparel.
