Wholesale DTF transfers provide a practical ordering option for apparel businesses, print shops, brands, and creators preparing larger or repeat production runs. They can support custom T-shirts, hoodies, branded apparel, team orders, event merchandise, and other apparel projects.

Before ordering, consider your artwork, transfer dimensions, quantities, garment requirements, and how individual designs will be organized for production.

Choose a Format for Your Wholesale DTF Order

The appropriate ordering format depends on your artwork and production workflow. Individual transfers can be useful when specific designs are needed in defined dimensions. If you already know the dimensions required for your artwork, explore DTF Transfers by Size.

For projects involving multiple graphics, sizes, or repeated designs, gang sheets provide another way to organize artwork. Use the DTF Gang Sheet Builder to prepare a multi-design layout.

Businesses planning larger gang sheet orders can also explore Wholesale DTF Gang Sheets.

Plan Bulk and Repeat Apparel Projects

Wholesale DTF transfers can support repeat customer orders, branded apparel, team and organization apparel, event merchandise, multiple design variations, and ongoing apparel production.

For orders containing several designs or sizes, review which graphics should be ordered individually and which can be grouped within a gang sheet. Organizing artwork and quantities before ordering can make the production workflow easier to manage.

Prepare for Heat Press Application

DTF transfers are applied to garments with a heat press. Follow the application instructions provided for the specific transfer, including the appropriate temperature, pressing time, pressure, and peeling method.

If you are also preparing your pressing setup, explore Heat Presses for DTF Transfers.

Prepare Your Wholesale DTF Transfer Order

Review the artwork, transfer dimensions, garment quantities, and production requirements before placing your order. Choosing an ordering format that matches the project can help keep larger and repeat apparel jobs organized.