DTF printing stands for Direct To Film printing, which is a process that involves printing a design onto a piece of PET film and then transferring it onto a fabric or garment made of cotton, polyester, silk, or other materials. The technique requires a desktop inkjet printer equipped with textile inks specially designed for DTF printing. One of the advantages of DTF printing is that the white ink layer is printed simultaneously as the colored ink, making it a simple alternative compared to other methods such as white toner. The inks used in DTF printing are very elastic, which prevents the print from cracking when the garment is stretched. The finish of DTF printing is slightly "plastic," similar to HTV or screen print transfers. DTF printing is perfect for anyone looking to include T-shirt personalization or any other textile product into their cotton or polyester business.