1、 Suitable for various materials, although direct printing on 100% cotton works best, DTF is suitable for many different clothing materials: cotton, nylon, treated leather, polyester, 50/50 blend, as well as light and dark fabrics. Transfer can even be applied to different types of surfaces, such as luggage, shoes, and even glass, wood, and metal! You can expand your inventory by applying your design to various products using DTF. 2、 No need for preprocessing. If you already have a DTG printer, you may be very familiar with the preprocessing process (let alone the drying time). The hot melt ability applied to DTF transfer directly binds the printed material to the material, which means no pre-treatment is required. 3、 Saving white ink DTF requires less white ink - approximately 40% white, while DTG printing requires 200% white. White ink is often the most expensive because it is used more and the pigment is titanium oxide, so reducing the amount of white ink used for printing can save a lot of money.