This listing is for customers who already have a print-ready gang sheet and want it produced as Glitter DTF Transfers for a sparkle finish that stands out on apparel.

If you’re a graphic designer, apparel decorator, or DTF printer with your layout already sized and ready to print, this is the fastest way to order: upload your completed gang sheet and we’ll print it on our glitter DTF film so it’s press-ready.

Why choose Glitter DTF

• Eye-catching sparkle finish for premium designs (great for seasonal/holiday, kidswear, spirit wear, and bold branding)
• No weeding, no layering press like standard DTF, with a glitter look
• Clean workflow: glitter effect is contained in the transfer, not loose glitter

Upload requirements (important)

• Upload a print-ready gang sheet (we print exactly what you submit)
• Match your file size to the sheet size you’re ordering (commonly 22" wide for gang sheets)
• Use high-resolution artwork for best detail (especially for small text and thin lines)
• Keep important elements away from edges (safe margins)

Best for

• Designers who already built a finished gang sheet
• DTF printers outsourcing glitter jobs or overflow
• Decorators offering a paid “sparkle upgrade” without messy glitter handling

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Accurate Sizing (Print at Final Dimensions)

Build your artwork at the exact size you want it printed. Do not rely on scaling after upload resizing can reduce sharpness and alter layout.

Do not submit mirrored artwork unless you specifically need a reversed print. Mirrored files can cause output errors and incorrect orientation during production.

Minimum Resolution: 300 DPI (at Actual Print Size)

For crisp edges and clean detail, artwork must be 300 DPI at the final print dimensions. Lower resolution files may appear blurry, pixelated, or soft once printed and pressed.

Preferred File Types

For the most accurate print results, submit:

• Vector files (best for logos and sharp text)
  
• PDF
  
• PNG (transparent background)

These formats preserve quality and reduce the risk of unwanted artifacts.

File Preparation & Handling

Combine All Elements Into One Print File

If your design includes multiple imported graphics, merge them into a single, properly arranged file to ensure consistent spacing and continuous printing—especially for gang sheets.

Use Transparent Backgrounds (No Solid Blocks Unless Intended)

Keep backgrounds transparent whenever possible for a cleaner final application. Avoid placing artwork on a colored canvas or adding a background layer unless you want that background printed.

Convert All Text to Outlines/Paths

Convert fonts to outlines (paths/curves) before submitting. This prevents font substitution, missing characters, and layout shifts, ensuring your design prints exactly as intended.

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At DIY Printz, quality control is built into every order because your results matter. If your transfers don’t meet our print standards, we’ll reprint them at no cost using a corrected or updated file.

We’re committed to delivering consistent, professional-quality DTF prints and a customer experience that’s reliable, responsive, and well above the industry baseline.

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DTF Transfer Application & Care Guide (Direct-to-Film Gang Sheets)

Before You Press

• Trim the transfer first. Using scissors, cut away any color registration strips and order/ID markings around the artwork. If left on, these extra markings can heat-bond to the garment.
  
• Preheat the garment (3–5 seconds). This removes moisture and helps the transfer bond more evenly. Let the fabric cool briefly before placing the transfer.
  

Positioning the Transfer

• Place the transfer on the garment with the white side down and the image facing up.
  
• Ensure the transfer is flat and properly aligned before pressing.
  

Press Settings (Recommended)

• Temperature: 300°F
  
• Time: 10 seconds
  
• Pressure: Medium (firm, even pressure)
  

Consistent temperature, time, and pressure are key to long-lasting adhesion especially on cotton and cotton blends.

Peel Options

Choose the peel method that matches your film type and preference:

• Hot Peel: Peel the film immediately after opening the heat press.
  
• Cold Peel: Allow the film to cool for about 60 seconds, then peel.
  

Finishing Press (Strongly Recommended)

• Cover the design with parchment paper (or a Teflon sheet, butcher paper, or tissue paper).
  
• Press again for 5 seconds using the same temperature and pressure.
  
• This step improves durability, wash resistance, and finish.
  

If the Transfer Doesn’t Release Cleanly

If the film doesn’t peel off completely:

• Lay the film back down in place, press again for a few seconds, then peel again (hot or cold depending on your method).

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For Best Longevity

• Turn garment inside out before washing and drying.
  
• Machine wash cold.
  
• Do not use bleach or fabric softener.
  
• Tumble dry low or hang dry.
  

Avoid

• Do not dry clean.
  
• Do not iron directly on the design (if ironing is needed, keep the garment inside out and avoid the print area).

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