Green grumpy Christmas character in Santa suit holding an iced coffee drink DTF transfer design

Grumpy Green Character Iced Coffee DTF Transfer | Funny Christmas Coffee Design

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Shirt: Gildan 18000 Light Pink

Mischief, mint-green fur, and an iced coffee the size of his heart (small). This funny Christmas DTF transfer features a grumpy green holiday character in his furry red Santa suit, smirking while he clutches a loaded iced coffee drink topped with whipped cream and sprinkles. It's the perfect mashup of holiday mischief and coffee obsession.

This design is a fun pick for boutique owners and shirt makers building out their Christmas lineup this season — press it onto crewnecks, sweatshirts, or tees for a cozy, coffee-loving holiday piece that practically sells itself during the Christmas rush.

Design Features

Detailed illustrated artwork of a grumpy green Christmas character in a red and white Santa suit
Oversized iced coffee drink with whipped cream, sprinkles, and a red straw
Expressive, sly facial expression that brings classic holiday mischief to life
Bold, high-contrast colors designed to pop on light garments

Perfect For

Funny Christmas Shirts
Coffee Lover Holiday Apparel
Christmas Morning Loungewear
Holiday Boutique Drops
Shirt Shops Stocking Up for the Christmas Season

DTF Transfer Features

Premium full-color DTF heat transfer
Bold, detailed print
Works on cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics
Easy heat press application
Great for boutiques, small businesses, gifts, and DIY apparel

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)