A gang sheet is the cheapest way to buy DTF transfers: you pack many designs onto one large sheet and pay for the sheet area, not per design. Here's how the sizes and pricing work, and how to squeeze the most transfers out of every dollar.
DTF is printed on a roll of a fixed width. A "gang sheet" is simply a section of that roll filled with as many of your designs as will fit — different designs, different sizes, different quantities, all printed together. Instead of paying a price per transfer, you pay for the printed area. Fill the space well and your effective cost per transfer drops fast.
Gang sheets are priced by area on the roll — essentially per square foot, sold by the length you use at the roll's fixed width. Two things drive your cost:
Our gang sheet builder shows the live price as you add designs and pick a size, so you can see exactly what filling more of the sheet saves you.
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A gang sheet is one large DTF sheet packed with many designs printed together. You pay for the sheet area, not per design, so ganging multiple designs onto one sheet is the cheapest way to buy transfers.
Gang sheets are priced by area on a fixed-width roll — essentially per square foot (or per linear foot at the roll width). The more you fill a sheet, the lower your effective cost per transfer, and larger sheets have a lower per-foot rate.
As many as you can arrange within the sheet dimensions while leaving a small gap between designs. Our builder auto-packs your uploads to fit the most designs per sheet.
No. You can mix different designs, sizes, and quantities on a single gang sheet.