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It seems that competition in recent years has been getting tougher, and quite a few businesses are shifting towards DTF. Does anyone know the specifics of what’s going on?
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Original Post:
The problem with DTF is that the metre price has been reduced to such a level that anyone can submit their own transfer artwork and press onto garments with an Iron. That said the key to running a successful personalised clothing business is not how cheaply you can apply a print, but how many pieces you mess up whilst doing so. An iron is not commercially viable in this respect.I’m thinking about starting a DTF printing business. Does anyone have any advice or suggestions?
Your dtf products can’t be any worse than Signzworld’s sublimation mugs in all fairness.It seems that competition in recent years has been getting tougher, and quite a few businesses are shifting towards DTF. Does anyone know the specifics of what’s going on?