From one name on a tumbler to a set for the whole wedding party.
From vibrant full-color prints to premium engraved patches, compare four techniques to find the best fit for your fabric, design, and project size.
A full-color DTF transfer on a cotton tee with Apparel Printer Plus and a heat press.
Step 1
Pick Your Design
Choose a design from Atomm or upload your own artwork. Resize and position it in xTool software to fit your T-shirt.
Step 2
Print the transfer
Send your design to the Apparel Printer Plus. It prints your artwork onto DTF film, ready for the next step.
Step 3
Heat Press
Place the prepared transfer on your T-shirt and apply heat and pressure according to the film's recommended settings.
Step 4
Peel & Wear
Peel off the film following the transfer instructions. Let your T-shirt cool, and it's ready to wear!
Step 1
Pick Your Design
Choose a design from Atomm or upload your own artwork. Adjust the size and position in xTool software to fit your T-shirt.
Step 2
Pretreat the Shirt
Apply xTool pretreatment solution evenly to the print area and prepare the fabric for printing according to the instructions.
Step 3
Load and Print
Place your T-shirt in the O1, adjust the print settings, and let the printer bring your design to life directly on the fabric.
Step 4
Cure and Wear
Heat-cure the printed design following the recommended settings. Once cooled, your custom T-shirt is ready to wear!
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DTF is great for vibrant, full-color designs on a wide range of fabrics. DTG works best for soft, detailed prints on cotton-rich garments. Laser patches add a premium, textured finish to hats and apparel, while sublimation is ideal for light-colored polyester.
Yes, for DTF transfers, sublimation, and heat-applied patches. DTG prints also require heat curing. Explore the xTool Heat Press Tool or xTool WonderPress to find the right solution for your projects.
Absolutely! DTF works on both light and dark fabrics. The xTool O1 Omni Printer can also print on compatible dark cotton-rich garments with proper pretreatment and white ink. Sublimation works best on white or light-colored polyester.
With proper application and care, DTF, DTG, and sublimation prints can withstand repeated washing. Durability depends on the fabric, materials, curing process, and washing conditions. For best results, follow the recommended care instructions.
Yes! You can create colorful DTF transfers or use the xTool F2 to engrave compatible patches for a premium, textured finish. Apply the designs using suitable heat pressing equipment.
Yes! DTF works on cotton, polyester, blends, and more. DTG is best suited for cotton-rich garments, while sublimation works on compatible light-colored polyester. For versatile full-color customization, explore the xTool Apparel Printer Plus.
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