Bulk runs: 10 sheets in, $1.98 a foot

A league's kits, a school store, a week of shop jobs. Order 10 or more 22"-wide sheets and each 5 feet costs $9.90, or $1.98 per foot. Bulk changes the price per foot. Film, ink and press settings stay put; very large runs get a ship date by email before we print.

Five lengths, from 5 to 30 ft. Mix them freely; the order just needs 10 sheets. Ten 5-foot sheets, the smallest bulk order, come to $99.00: past the $69 free-shipping line.

Go to Bulk DTF Gang Sheets

The bulk price list

LengthSheet sizePrice per sheetPer foot10 sheets
5 ft22" × 60"$9.90$1.98$99.00
10 ft22" × 120"$19.80$1.98$198.00
15 ft22" × 180"$29.70$1.98$297.00
20 ft22" × 240"$39.60$1.98$396.00
30 ft22" × 360"$59.40$1.98$594.00

US dollars. Any sales tax that applies is added at checkout.

A bulk run, start to finish

1. Stack up 10 sheets

Head to Bulk DTF Gang Sheets. Any mix of lengths and counts, as long as the total hits 10.

2. One file per sheet

Size each file 22" × the sheet's length at 300 DPI, nothing behind the art. Upload them on the bulk product page, one card per design with its own quantity; File Requirements has the preflight.

3. Up to 24 hours to print

Business days, counted from printable files. A very large run can outgrow the 24-hour window; when one does, you get a ship date by email before printing starts.

4. Out the door on UPS Express

Uncut sheets in a tracked UPS Express box: 1–3 business days, US street addresses only. UPS skips PO boxes.

Before a bulk run

Same film as a regular gang sheet?

Yes. Bulk changes only the price per foot; film, ink and press settings match: 275–300°F, medium-high pressure, 10–12 seconds, hot peel.

When does bulk make sense?

At 10 sheets in one order. A standard 5-foot sheet on the DTF Gang Sheet Builder or Upload Your DTF Gang Sheet is $12.90; in bulk the same 5 feet is $9.90. Under 10 sheets, stay on the standard product.

Mix 5s and 30s on one order?

Yes. 2 × 30 ft + 8 × 5 ft = 10 sheets: $118.80 + $79.20 = $198.00. Each sheet gets its own file, so the art can change from sheet to sheet.

I need longer sheets than 30 feet.

Switch to the DTF Gang Sheet Builder, or Upload Your DTF Gang Sheet for finished files. Both run single sheets to 60 feet. Rolls are on Upload only: 165 feet for $299.00, 330 feet for $589.00.

Can a bulk order be rushed?

Yes. $9.90, once, and every sheet in the order goes to press before the standard orders in line. Rush can't shrink a very large run, though: if it outgrows the 24-hour window, you get a ship date by email before printing starts.

Something wrong with a bulk sheet?

Same 7-day rule: photos (or a short video) plus the order number, from the original buyer, within 7 days of delivery. A defective, damaged or wrong sheet is printed again and sent back out free. Change-of-mind returns don't apply to custom prints. The refund policy has the full terms.

DIAL IT IN

Test the day the box lands. Run the batch on press day.

Three settings and a hot peel, the same for one transfer by size or a 60-foot sheet.

Temperature

275–300°F

135–150°C

Time

10–12 sec

poly 10 s, cotton up to 12 s

Pressure

medium–high

lock it down, no rocking

HOT PEEL

Peel while it is hot

then a 3–5 s finishing press

Every shirt, start to finish

Dry the blank

Close on the bare blank for 3–5 seconds. Moisture out, wrinkles flat.

Line it up

Film side up, print against the fabric. Square it to the collar or a seam before you close the press.

Close and hold

275–300°F for 10–12 sec at medium–high pressure. Aim for the top of the range on heavy cotton.

Pull hot, then seal

Pull the film while it's hot, one steady motion. Parchment on, 3–5 seconds to seal.

Numbers per fabric

FabricTempTimeNote
Cotton290–300°F10–12 suse the top of the range
Polyester275–285°F10 sstay low: poly dye can migrate
Blends285–295°F10–12 smiddle of the range
Fleece / hoodies290–300°F12 sflatten the nap with a 3 s pre-press
Canvas / totes290–300°F12 sslide a pressing pad inside to clear the seams
Denim290–300°F12 spress around rivets and heavy seams

Platens drift a few degrees. Check yours with a temperature strip or probe, then press the test piece on the same fabric as the order.

More pressing answers in the FAQ