Remove garment moisture with 5-10 second prepress. Do not skip this step

Place vibrant side up. Temp: 325°F cotton/ 300F Tri Blend/ 275F Poly Time: 15-20 sec
12 secPressure: HIGH 8-9 PSI Peel: Cold PEEL/10 sec

Repress after film removed: 5-10 sec please use Teflon, Butcher, or Parchment paper.Wash inside out, cool cycle. Hang dry or low tumble.

VRMT is not liable for post application damage. ALL SALES FINAL. OF COURSE, IF WE MAKE A MISTAKE, WE WILL BE HAPPY TO FIX! We make no adjustments to any images or colors that are sent. Colors may vary due to where images are created. Please use correct Hex code #'s No Refunds

COLOR MATCHING DISCLAIMER

If you’ve never had your logo / design printed via DTF
before, it basically works in the same way as an office printer. Which means,
just like a normal printer, DTF printing is unable to achieve NEON like colors
as well as METALLIC colors.

There are not many things our incredible DTF process cannot
achieve! However, when choosing the colors for your artwork, it is important to
note that they may look different on a real product than what you see on your
computer monitor. Even if you have calibrated your monitor to a specific color
profile, there are numerous factors that influence the final appearance of
colors on a printed product.

Because of this, we cannot guarantee color
accuracy 100%. Consider the following factors:

When printing on garments, it is important to consider fabric
material and garment color. The same color value will look a little
different on when printed on 100% cotton vs. a fabric blend. Similarly,
the same color value will look different when printed on a light vs. dark colored
garment.

The two most popular color spaces are RGB and CMYK. RGB has a wider
gamut (the range of colors that can be expressed) and print files made in
RGB can be saved as png files. CMYK, on the other hand, is the color space
used when printing. Our printers automatically convert your submitted
print files from RGB to CMYK, and this conversion changes the color gamut.
That is why we suggest you design your file within the CMYK color space
but convert the file to RGB before saving. For best possible accuracy,
convert the file to sRGB color profile, sRGB IEC61966-2.1 to
be exact.  This way your colors will stay within the gamut. Most
editing programs have this color profile as default.

We suggest ordering a sample of your logo printed to
see exactly how the colors are printed via: thevinylroommiddletennessee.com
select gang sheet go to DTF transfer by size and select 4x4. This will be a
small print, but it will let you know how the print and colors will look like.