Chattahoochee Bar And Grill DTF Heat Transfer

Shirt: Gildan 18000 White

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

Capture the spirit of Southern charm with this eye-catching "Chatta Hoochie Bar & Grill" DTF transfer! Featuring a playful owl graphic with bold orange lettering, this design brings a touch of humor and personality to any t-shirt or sweatshirt. The "Hoochie" text is cleverly styled with the owl's eyes, adding a unique and memorable touch. Perfect for anyone who loves good vibes, burgers, beer, and a little nostalgia, this transfer is ideal for creating casual, fun apparel.

- High-quality DTF (Direct to Film) transfer
- Vibrant orange and brown hues for a bold look
- Works well on cotton, polyester, and blends
- Easy to press for a smooth, professional finish

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)

Due to the many variations in monitors and browsers, colors may appear different on different monitors. Computer monitors are not all calibrated equally and color reproduction on the Internet is not precise. With these factors in mind we cannot guarantee your transfers will match 100% from batch to batch or to the colors you see on your computer monitor. We do our very best to ensure all settings are repeated with each batch but please allow for some variances to occur.

** A HEAT GUN WILL TELL YOU IF YOUR PRESS IS ACCURATE **

PRESSURE TEST:  https://www.silhouetteschoolblog.com/2018/02/heat-press-pressure-test-paper-or.html

Every Heat Press is different, temps and pressure are not always accurate or even so adjusting for your individual press is necessary, we highly recommend a heat gun. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PRESSING ISSUES DUE TO INACCURATE TEMPERATURE OR PRESSURE.