Dae Ha's Product Lineup includes a diverse range of high-quality materials perfect for various custom garment applications. Here's an overview:

1. Cuttable HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl): Dae Ha's cuttable HTV is ideal for intricate designs and lettering. It comes in a variety of colors and finishes (such as matte, gloss, and metallic) and is perfect for use on fabrics such as cotton, polyester, and blends.
2. Printable HTV: The printable HTV allows you to print full-color designs using inkjet or laser printers. It is perfect for detailed, multi-color images or photographs, and then transferred to fabric using a heat press. This product gives more creative freedom for custom designs.
3. DTF (Direct-to-Film): DTF products from Dae Ha are perfect for high-quality, full-color designs on any fabric type, including dark fabrics. The DTF film creates vibrant, durable prints that last through multiple washes, making it a top choice for custom apparel.
4. Subli Products: Dae Ha's subli products are designed for sublimation printing, ideal for polyester fabrics. The designs are permanently infused into the fibers, ensuring high durability and vivid colors that won’t fade over time.
5. Stamping Foil: The stamping foil adds a unique, metallic finish to designs, perfect for creating eye-catching accents on garments. It is typically used in combination with adhesive HTV, and the foil creates a shiny, reflective finish that stands out.

Dae Ha's HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) is applied by cutting designs from vinyl sheets and pressing them onto fabric, making it ideal for simple, bold, or layered designs. Dae Ha DTF (Direct-to-Film) prints full-color designs onto a special film and transfers them using adhesive, allowing for intricate, photo-realistic images on a wide range of materials. HTV is great for personalized projects, while DTF suits detailed, larger-scale productions. Choose based on your design complexity and fabric type!

HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) is compatible with a wide range of materials, including cotton, polyester, and cotton-poly blends, making it ideal for most apparel. It can also work on nylon, spandex, or leather, depending on the type of HTV used. For best results, check the specific HTV product's instructions to confirm compatibility with your material. Move to the PRODUCTS page for detailed product information.

Yes, many of Dae Ha's products are eco-friendly. We offer HTV materials that are free from harmful chemicals like phthalates and PVC, making them safer for both the environment and the user. Additionally, some of our products, such as PU-based HTV, have a lower environmental impact, contributing to sustainable production practices. For more details on the sustainability of Dae Ha's products, move to the PRODUCTS page.

Our HTV products come in a wide range of colors, from classic shades like black and white to vibrant hues such as neon and metallic options. In addition to color variety, we offer different textures, including matte, glossy, glitter, and reflective finishes. You can also find specialty textures like suede, leather, and flock for more unique, tactile designs. For more details on the available options, move to the PRODUCTS page.

Yes, you can use our DTF (Direct-to-Film) films on dark fabrics. The unique adhesive powder in DTF ensures that vibrant, full-color designs transfer clearly onto dark materials, offering excellent opacity. This makes DTF ideal for detailed, multi-color prints on fabrics like black or navy. For more information, move to the PRODUCTS page.

To apply HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) to garments, follow these general steps:

1. Cut the Design: First, use a vinyl cutter to cut your design from the HTV sheet. Make sure to mirror the design if it includes text or intricate details.
2. Weed the Excess Vinyl: Remove the extra vinyl around your design using a weeding tool, leaving only the design you want to transfer.
3. Prepare the Fabric: Place the garment on a flat surface, and if necessary, pre-press it with a heat press for 5-10 seconds to eliminate wrinkles and moisture.
4. Position the Design: Place the HTV design onto the fabric, ensuring it's aligned correctly.
5. Apply Heat and Pressure: Using a heat press (or iron), apply the appropriate temperature, pressure, and time based on the HTV's instructions (typically 305°F for 10-15 seconds). If using an iron, set it to medium heat and apply firm pressure, pressing for the same duration.
6. Peel the Carrier Sheet: After the transfer is complete and cool, peel off the carrier sheet gently. If it's a hot peel HTV, do it while it's still warm.

For best results, always follow our TDS(Technical Data Sheet) list regarding temperature, pressure, and time.

For transferring HTV and DTF films, here are the basic settings:

1. HTV:

• Temperature: 275~284°F (135~140°C)
• Pressure: Medium to firm
• Time: 9-10 seconds

2. DTF:

• Temperature: 284~302°F (140~150°C)
• Pressure: Medium
• Time: 8~10 seconds

Make sure to follow the TDS(Technical Data Sheet) list for your material for the best results.

Yes, you can layer multiple HTV designs on one fabric, but it requires some care. To successfully layer HTV, follow these tips:

1. Layering Order: Start with the bottom layer and work your way up, pressing each layer individually. This ensures the design adheres correctly without disturbing the previous layers.
2. Pressure and Time: You may need to adjust heat press settings for each layer, especially if different types of HTV (e.g., glitter or foil) are used. Make sure to fully press and cool each layer before adding the next.
3. Avoid Overheating: Be cautious when pressing layers to avoid damaging the lower ones. If needed, use a protective sheet between layers to prevent direct heat from affecting the bottom layers.

To prevent dye migration on sublimated fabrics when using HTV or other heat transfers, here are some effective strategies:

1. Use a High-Temperature Barrier: Apply a high-temperature adhesive HTV or anti-migration heat transfer film that is designed to block the dye from migrating during the heat press process. These materials act as a protective layer between the sublimated ink and the HTV.
2. Proper Pre-Pressing: Before applying HTV, pre-press the fabric for a few seconds to remove any moisture and heat set the sublimation ink. This can help reduce the risk of dye migration when heat is applied again.
3. Lower Heat Press Temperature: When applying HTV on sublimated fabrics, it's helpful to use a slightly lower heat press temperature and longer time to prevent the sublimation ink from reacting again.
4. Use Heat Transfer Paper for DTF: If using DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing, opt for a heat transfer paper specifically designed for sublimated fabrics, which helps mitigate migration.

To use Dae Ha DTF (Direct-to-Film) films effectively, you'll need the following equipment:

1. DTF Printer: A specialized printer that uses ink compatible with DTF films. These printers often use water-based inks that produce vibrant, durable prints on the transfer film.
2. Adhesive Powder: This powder is applied to the printed film, and it adheres to the ink when heated, ensuring that the design sticks properly to the fabric when transferred.
3. Heat Press: A heat press is essential for transferring the design from the DTF film to the fabric. It applies both heat and pressure to ensure the design adheres correctly.
4. Curing Oven or Conveyor Dryer (Optional but recommended): Some setups require a curing oven or conveyor dryer to properly cure the adhesive powder and print, ensuring the final design is durable.

Dae Ha's HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) is renowned for its exceptional durability, ensuring that designs stay vibrant and intact even after extended use. Several factors contribute to the longevity of these HTV designs:

1. High Quality: Dae Ha’s premium HTV materials are designed for long-lasting performance, maintaining their appearance through regular wear and frequent washes.
2. Application Process: Proper temperature, pressure, and time settings during the heat press process are critical. When applied correctly, the HTV bonds securely with the fabric, ensuring that the design stays intact without peeling or fading.
3. Washing Instructions: To preserve the design’s quality, it's important to wash garments inside out, use cold water, and avoid fabric softeners. These simple steps help maintain the vibrancy and durability of your HTV designs over time.

With Dae Ha's HTV, your designs will remain fresh and durable, allowing customers to enjoy their custom garments for a long time.

To ensure your HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) designs last longer on garments, it's important to choose high-quality HTV like Dae Ha's HTV. Here's how to maximize the durability of your HTV designs:

1. Select High-Quality HTV: Opt for premium HTV brands like Dae Ha's HTV, which is known for its durability and long-lasting performance. Choosing high-quality HTV ensures that the material maintains its vibrancy and integrity through repeated washing and wear.
2. Proper Application: Ensure proper temperature, pressure, and time settings during the heat press process. Using a heat press instead of an iron provides more consistent results and prevents issues like peeling or fading.
3. Washing Instructions: To extend the life of the HTV, always wash garments inside out in cold water. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, as these can weaken the adhesive. For drying, air dry or use low heat in the dryer to keep the HTV intact.
4. Avoid Direct Heat: When ironing, never apply direct heat to the HTV design. Use a protective sheet, such as parchment paper, to protect the design from additional heat treatments.

By investing in Dae Ha's HTV and following these application and care steps, you can ensure that your designs will last for a long time while maintaining their vibrant and professional look.

To ensure your HTV and DTF designs last longer and maintain their quality, choosing Dae Ha’s HTV and DTF products is a smart choice. Here's why:

1. Durability: Dae Ha’s HTV is known for its long-lasting quality, withstanding repeated washes and everyday wear. When properly applied, it provides excellent adhesion, helping designs stay intact longer compared to lower-quality alternatives.
2. Versatility and Performance: Whether you’re using HTV for custom apparel or DTF for vibrant, detailed designs on a variety of fabrics, Dae Ha’s products ensure that your designs retain their vibrancy and durability. Both HTV and DTF films are designed for easy application and can be used on various fabric types, making them versatile options for high-quality garment decoration.
3. Superior Technology: Dae Ha’s HTV and DTF films are manufactured with advanced technology to deliver high-performance results. This means your designs will not only last longer but also maintain their sharpness and color vibrancy, even with frequent washing.
4. Cost-Effective Quality: Dae Ha provides premium HTV and DTF films that are competitively priced, making them an excellent value for businesses or individuals looking for long-lasting, professional results without breaking the bank.

By choosing Dae Ha’s HTV and DTF, you’re ensuring that your designs will stay vibrant, durable, and professional-looking for a long time, while benefiting from the ease of use and quality of these high-performance products.