Transform your custom apparel projects with these Direct-to-Film transfers showcasing the Nurse Life design. Engineered for versatility, they work seamlessly across multiple garment sizes while maintaining exceptional print clarity and color vibrancy. Available in black and white, these transfers utilize advanced DTF technology to ensure crisp imagery and superior adhesion on cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics. The durable formulation withstands repeated laundering without fading or peeling, making them ideal for professional-grade production runs. Heat application delivers instant results with minimal effort, giving you consistently polished designs that retain their quality through countless wear cycles.

✅ Available Sizes & Recommended Uses

11" x 8.3” Large – hoodies, crewnecks, adult tees
8.0” x 6.1” Medium – youth shirts, small adult tees, tote bags
6” x 4.5” In-Between - Chest prints, kids’ tees, tote corners
4.0” x 3.0” Small – chest prints, kids’ tees, tote corners

🧵 DTF Transfer Details

• Full-color DTF print with realistic yarn-texture detailing

• Printed on clear film for easy alignment

• Soft-hand feel with strong durability

• Works beautifully on cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics

• No minimums — ready to press

• Printed & shipped from New York by Get Things Printed

DTF transfer only — apparel not included.

🔥 PRESS GUIDE (Updated for 2025)

Before You Press:

• Temp: 290°F

• If using a thin silicone mat, increase +15°F to +20°F (max 335°F)

• Pre-press garment for 3–5 seconds

• Place transfer ink side down / film side up

1️⃣ FIRST PRESS – 12 Seconds

• 290°F | Medium–firm pressure

• Use parchment or Teflon

• Press 12 seconds

• ⚡ HOT PEEL immediately — smooth & low

• If lifting happens → re-press 3–5 seconds

2️⃣ SECOND PRESS – 5 Seconds (VERY IMPORTANT)

• Same temp

• Cover with parchment, old shirt, or thin silicone mat

• Press 5 seconds

• Improves wash life & softens finish

🧼 Wash & Care

• Wait 24 hours before washing

• Wash cold, inside-out, gentle cycle

• Hang dry or tumble low

• Do not iron directly on the print