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Direct-to-Film is one of the print techniques we use when you choose print. Full-colour print with sharp detail, on dark garments and small runs too.
No sign-in. Upload the artwork and see it on the garment at the right size, before anything goes into production.
Vector files give the best result: SVG, PDF, AI and EPS.
PNG and JPG work too.
Photo quality
Unlimited colours with sharp detail, including white. Perfect for complex logos.
Small runs
DTF has a low setup cost and the price follows the design, not the number of colours, so we often use it when the run is small.
Dark fabrics
White goes underneath the colours, DTF works equally well on black or white.
Durable
The print handles normal washing when the garment is washed according to its care label. Slight texture on the surface, but the print stays.

A print that cracks is expensive, whatever it cost. That is why we choose between screen print and DTF based on the fabric, the artwork and the quantity.
Upload design
PNG with transparent background works best. We can vectorise other formats.
Pick garment + placement
Choose print in the design studio and see the artwork on the garment. You approve a proof before production.
We pick the technique and deliver
We choose screen print or DTF based on the artwork, the garment and the quantity. Delivery typically 10 to 15 business days after proof approval.
You choose embroidery or print. If you choose print, we pick the technique that suits the artwork, the garment and the quantity.
T-shirts, hoodies, totebags and caps. Smooth surfaces give the best results.
Log in to see your trade price and what is in stock.
























What is DTF exactly?
Direct-to-Film is one of the print techniques we use when you choose print. We print the design on a film, then heat-press it onto the garment. The result is a print that sits on the fabric with photo quality and white as a native colour.
Do I have to choose between DTF and screen print?
No. You choose print, and we pick the technique. We tend to use DTF for small runs, multi-colour designs and white on dark fabric. Screen print becomes cheaper on larger runs with simple designs.
How should printed garments be washed?
The print handles normal washing when the garment is washed according to its care label. Wash it inside out and skip the tumble dryer and dry cleaning to make it last longer.
Can we mix embroidery and print in the same order?
Yes, for example embroidery on the chest and a large print on the back. Set up each placement separately in the design studio.
Start with one product
You do not need a large order to try us. Put your logo on one product in the studio, or send us what you use today, and we will put together a proposal with range and price.
We usually reply within 24 hours on weekdays, and you approve a proof before we produce anything.