Does the image crack when shirts are folded? Also, if shirts are thrown in the dryer, will it stick to itself? I have dealt with shirts in the past that had these problems, so I’m just curious if the same thing happens with DTF
Hello! If high-quality inks and transfer films are used, and the heat press process is done correctly, DTF prints should remain flexible and not crack easily when the shirts are folded or put in the dryer. Proper curing is crucial to ensure the durability and flexibility of the print.
Hi! We do have other channels in which we show embroidery tutorials (: Ricoma Crafts: www.youtube.com/@RicomaCrafts Ricoma TV: www.youtube.com/@ricomatv
How many Americans do yall actually think have heat presses in their homes lets be real. Not one, so you are really targeting other Apparel Decorators NOT the Whole market as a whole because no one is going to buy a heat press to press their own clothes lets be real.
I think you’ll be surprised at how many people do have a heat press in their house. Especially after Covid hit. I have 2 in my house and I know a few other people that have a press in their house.
@@williambermudez204 So you are not decorating clothes for others just yourself, oh really! Good for you, we got 2 Americans who own heat presses for no reason but to own them. Like I said the DTF market is toward other decorators don't fall for the hype of DTF for consumers. Antec Dyanmic in NC is way cool and way affordable. Recovering $10 per article of clothing per 20k of machines is insane when you can pick up a lawn mower or a liquor license and make that much quicker. Its a tough market people just look at the data, most of this comes in premade from China, like Ricoma who is in Florida in a very small space nit is also a Chinese company. Better Consumable pricing with Epson, Cannon and HP
You will be surprised most people have a heat press. People are making gifts. The custom apparel business might not be around long. They even sale heat presses in Michael's and hobby lobby.
😂😂😂why does that even bother you? You need to take anger management 😂😂😂 “rob the accountant “ one of the biggest scam jobs you can have. Are you bored? It’s tax season and you should be busy with your numbers.
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Does the image crack when shirts are folded? Also, if shirts are thrown in the dryer, will it stick to itself?
I have dealt with shirts in the past that had these problems, so I’m just curious if the same thing happens with DTF
Hello! If high-quality inks and transfer films are used, and the heat press process is done correctly, DTF prints should remain flexible and not crack easily when the shirts are folded or put in the dryer. Proper curing is crucial to ensure the durability and flexibility of the print.
I just started printing DTF on shirts, Im loving the process.
That's amazing! Congrats on the new machine (:
I would!
I’m looking to embroider instead of printing
Hi! We do have other channels in which we show embroidery tutorials (:
Ricoma Crafts: www.youtube.com/@RicomaCrafts
Ricoma TV: www.youtube.com/@ricomatv
How many Americans do yall actually think have heat presses in their homes lets be real. Not one, so you are really targeting other Apparel Decorators NOT the Whole market as a whole because no one is going to buy a heat press to press their own clothes lets be real.
I think you’ll be surprised at how many people do have a heat press in their house. Especially after Covid hit. I have 2 in my house and I know a few other people that have a press in their house.
@@williambermudez204 So you are not decorating clothes for others just yourself, oh really! Good for you, we got 2 Americans who own heat presses for no reason but to own them. Like I said the DTF market is toward other decorators don't fall for the hype of DTF for consumers. Antec Dyanmic in NC is way cool and way affordable. Recovering $10 per article of clothing per 20k of machines is insane when you can pick up a lawn mower or a liquor license and make that much quicker. Its a tough market people just look at the data, most of this comes in premade from China, like Ricoma who is in Florida in a very small space nit is also a Chinese company. Better Consumable pricing with Epson, Cannon and HP
You will be surprised most people have a heat press. People are making gifts. The custom apparel business might not be around long. They even sale heat presses in Michael's and hobby lobby.
Lol maybe you should stick with being an accountant
😂😂😂why does that even bother you? You need to take anger management 😂😂😂 “rob the accountant “ one of the biggest scam jobs you can have. Are you bored? It’s tax season and you should be busy with your numbers.