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  • “Kingdom Ink made the entire custom-order process so easy. Our shirts turned out exactly how we pictured them, and the print quality was beautiful. We’ll definitely be ordering again!”

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  • “My gang sheet came out amazing! The colors were vibrant, the details were crisp, and everything pressed beautifully. I also loved being able to fit so many different designs onto one sheet.”

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  • “You can tell there’s a real family behind this business. Communication was wonderful, my order was completed with care, and the convenient pickup made everything so easy. I highly recommend Kingdom Ink!”

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  • What Is DTF Printing?

    DTF stands for Direct-to-Film printing, a process that allows detailed, full-color designs to be transferred onto apparel using heat and pressure.

    Unlike some traditional decorating methods, DTF works beautifully with colorful artwork, fine details and a wide variety of fabrics. It’s a great choice for custom shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, tote bags and many other fabric projects.

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  • What Is a Gang Sheet?

    A gang sheet lets you place multiple DTF designs onto one continuous sheet, helping you get more prints while making the most of your available space.

    Kingdom Ink gang sheets are 12" wide and available in lengths up to 120". You can add different designs, duplicate your favorites, mix sizes, add logos, names and more.

    The goal is simple: maximize your sheet, minimize your cost per transfer.

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  • DTF Transfer vs. Custom Apparel: Which Should I Order?

    Want the finished product? Choose Custom Apparel.

    You select your garment and customization, and Kingdom Ink handles the printing and pressing for you. Your finished item arrives ready to wear.

    Already have your own garments and heat press? Choose DTF Transfers or a Gang Sheet.

    We print your designs onto transfer film, and you apply them yourself.

    You create it. We print it. You press it.

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  • How Do I Prepare My Artwork?

    For the best DTF results, start with the best artwork possible.

    Use a high-resolution image, preferably with a transparent background. Make sure your design is clean, correctly spelled and sized exactly how you want it printed.

    Before submitting, double-check:


    • Spelling and names

    • Image quality

    • Background removal

    • Final dimensions

    • Quantity

    • Gang sheet placement

    Remember: A beautiful print starts with beautiful artwork.

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