Gang sheet DTF transfers let you organize multiple designs within one transfer sheet for custom apparel projects.

This format works well when an order includes several graphics, repeated logos, names, numbers, or different transfer sizes that need to be prepared together.

Combine Multiple Designs in One Layout

A gang sheet provides a practical way to organize several DTF transfers together instead of preparing every design as a separate order.

This format can be useful for projects that include:

• Multiple custom graphics
• Repeated logos
• Names and numbers
• Different transfer sizes
• Team and event apparel
• Branded merchandise

If you want to arrange several designs within one layout, use the DTF Gang Sheet Builder.

Plan the Gang Sheet Before Ordering

Confirm the final dimensions and quantity of each design before building the sheet.

Consider where each transfer will be placed on the garment, then organize the artwork around the graphics actually required for the project.

You can also explore the DTF Gang Sheet option when that ordering format fits your project.

Keep Different Designs Clearly Organized

A gang sheet is most useful when one project contains several transfers that need to remain easy to identify after printing.

Keep repeated logos, names, numbers, alternate sizes, and different artwork versions clearly separated within the layout.

Before submitting the order, confirm the artwork, dimensions, quantity, and orientation of every design.

Gang Sheet or Individual Transfers?

Choose a gang sheet when several designs or repeated graphics need to be organized together.

If you only need one design in a specific finished dimension, an individual transfer may provide a simpler ordering workflow.

For that type of project, choose DTF Transfers by Size.

Prepare for Heat Press Application

DTF transfers are applied to apparel using heat and pressure.

Follow the application instructions provided for the individual transfers you order. Do not assume that one temperature, pressure, time, or peeling method applies to every transfer.

Save the Approved Layout for Repeat Orders

For recurring projects, keep the approved artwork, transfer dimensions, quantities, and gang sheet layout documented together.

This creates a clearer reference when the same collection of designs needs to be ordered again.