67 Bruh DTF Heat Transfer

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Shirt: CC 9018 Pepper

DTF Heat Transfer, this can be applied to any combination of polyester/cotton, including 100% cotton.

This DTF is built around the number 67, which is currently trending and widely popular with kids right now. By making the oversized “67” the dominant focal point, the layout immediately connects with what’s relevant in youth culture. The bold numeric typography gives it a sporty, confident feel, while the layered green plaid and shamrock textures keep it playful and festive without overpowering the trend-driven appeal.

The integrated leprechaun hat and belt buckle details add personality directly into the numbers, making the design feel cohesive instead of decorative. Surrounding coins, rainbows, and clovers create energy and movement, framing the “67” in a way that keeps it visually exciting. The rounded “Bruh” lettering underneath supports the main statement without competing with it, allowing the trending number to stay front and center.

Formula:

DTF FORMULA

DTF FORMULA PRESSING INSTRUCTIONS

275-300 degrees;
HEAVY PRESSURE 8-9 PSI.
Pre press for 7 seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture;
Press for 8-15 seconds; LET COOL THEN PEEL
Press again for 8 seconds, with a parchment paper covering the design for protection (you don' have to cool again before removing the covering on the repress)

ADULT: 11.5" wide or up to 12.75" tall for narrow designs
YOUTH: 10" wide or up to 10.5" tall for narrow designs
TODDLER: 8" wide or tall depending on design
INFANT: 6" wide or tall depending on design
LARGE POCKET: 5" wide or tall depending on design
CAN HUGGER: 3" wide or tall depending on design
HAT: 3" tall, 5" wide depending on design

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