How to Build the Perfect DTF Gang Sheet (And Save Money Doing It)
How to Build the Perfect DTF Gang Sheet (And Save Money Doing It)
If you're diving into custom apparel printing,
chances are you've heard of DTF gang sheets. Whether you're printing for your brand, running a small shop, or just want vibrant designs on your tees — learning how to build your own gang sheet can save you serious time and money.
What Is a DTF Gang Sheet?
A gang sheet is a single sheet filled with multiple designs — logos, artwork, or graphics — arranged together to make the most of the available print space. With DTF (Direct to Film) printing, these designs are heat-transferred to clothing or fabric, giving you bright, long-lasting results with no weeding required.
Why Use a Gang Sheet?
- Maximize print space – Fit as many designs as possible on one sheet
- Save money – Bulk printing = lower cost per design
- Stay organized – Print everything you need in one go
- Speed up production – Great for multiple orders or merch drops
Step-by-Step: How to Build a Gang Sheet
- Collect your artwork – Make sure all designs are in PNG format with a transparent background
- Open our Gang Sheet Builder – Upload your files and arrange them
- Choose your size – From 0.5m to 10m in length, always 33 cm (13") wide
- Add optional proofing – We’ll double-check layout and quality before printing
- Place your order – Fast printing and shipping options available
Tips for Better DTF Transfers
- Use high-resolution artwork (300 DPI)
- Leave a small margin around each design for easier cutting
- Group similar sizes or designs together to stay organized
- Double-check transparent backgrounds — no white boxes!
Recommended Uses
Our customers use DTF gang sheets for:
- Custom t-shirts and hoodies
- Small business logos or client jobs
- Event merch and giveaways
- Brand drops and influencer swag
Ready to Build Yours?
Creating your own gang sheet has never been easier. Start your custom DTF gang sheet order now — and unlock the full potential of your designs without wasting a single inch of print space.
Got questions? Check out our FAQ or contact our team for help with setup or design!