DTF FILMWhat is Ready to Press?
It's a DTF transfer. You press it on.
1
Pick your size
Choose the print size that fits your garment.
2
We print & ship
We print it on DTF film and ship it to you fast.
3
Press & peel
Heat-press onto your own shirt, peel, and it's ready.
Apply in 3 steps
Heat press · EasyPress · iron
1
Preheat & place
Heat your press to 290–310°F (145–155°C) and position the film.
2
Press
High pressure → 6 sec
Medium pressure → 8–15 sec
Medium pressure → 8–15 sec
3
Hot peel
Peel the film while still hot.
This Mom Wears Her Heart on Her Sleeve Design | DTF Dallas
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$3.00
$6.00
How it works
01Pick your size
02We print the DTF
03You press it on
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Description
This Mom Wears Heart On Her Sleeve Design - DTF Ready To Press
Show off your love and pride with the heartfelt "This Mom Wears Heart On Her Sleeve" design, perfect for any occasion. This unique design is not just a statement; it’s a celebration of the unconditional love that mothers embody.
Product Features:
- DTF (Direct to Film) Ready: Simplify your crafting process with this ready-to-press design, ensuring a smooth transfer every time.
- Versatile Sizes: Available in multiple sizes to fit your specific needs, allowing for customization across various apparel.
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Easy Application: Follow simple instructions for a flawless finish:
- Warm your heat press to 280-300°F (155-160°C)
- Apply medium pressure for 9-13 seconds
- Allow 10 seconds to cool before peeling
- Suitable for both Cold Peel and Hot Peel methods
Why Choose This Design?
This design is perfect for creating personalized gifts, family reunions, or simply to express your love as a mom. Whether it's for your own wardrobe or as a thoughtful gift, this design will surely resonate with anyone who sees it.
Transform your clothing items into heartfelt expressions with this beautiful design that truly represents the essence of motherhood.





