DTF transfers vs screen printing presents two viable, distinct paths for turning digital designs into wearable art, and while both can deliver durable, vibrant results, each option reshapes how you source supplies, configure your shop, train staff, and communicate with clients about hand feel, wash performance, and production timelines.To plan effectively, many operators start with a practical reference—the DTF transfers equipment list—that pinpoints the core hardware you will need: a printer capable of white ink, reliable transfer film, white and color inks, a powder adhesive, a curing dryer or oven, a dependable heat press, and the software tools for RIP color management, calibration, and substrate profiling.
