Cardinal Christmas Design - Ready to Press - InkMerge DTF Transfer
Product Details
The Cardinal Christmas Design is a vibrant and festive DTF heat transfer perfect for holiday apparel decoration, bringing your Christmas shirt design to life with bright, lasting colors. This ready to press transfer features a striking red cardinal wearing a Santa hat, perched on a snowy branch adorned with colorful ornaments and stars. Designed by InkMerge, this professional DTF print offers a soft hand feel transfer that enhances comfort while maintaining durability for custom holiday gifts and festive apparel art.
Key features include:
Premium quality dtf heat transfer with vibrant, durable colors → keeps your design bright wash after wash
Precut and ready to press → eliminates weeding, saving time and effort
Compatible with cotton, polyester blends, and more → versatile use across various fabric types
Soft hand feel and excellent stretch → comfortable wear without damage over time
Easy application in 3-5 seconds at 300°F with medium pressure → fast crafting process for game day shirts and team parent apparel
Multiple sizes available → select the perfect size for your custom shirt design
Transparent pricing at $0.02 per square inch for bulk orders → affordable for businesses and hobbyists alike
Produced in Houston facility → guarantees professional dtf print quality trusted nationwide
Care instructions:
Wash garments inside-out in cold water to preserve the design integrity
Tumble dry low or hang dry to maintain durability of the transfer
Avoid bleach and dry cleaning to protect the iron on decal from damage
With InkMerge's professional dtf print technology, you get a durable, vibrant design that withstands repeated wear and washing. Whether you’re outfitting your family for holiday photos or producing custom Christmas shirts for sale, this ready to press transfer simplifies the process while delivering exceptional results. Join thousands of satisfied customers who trust InkMerge dtf transfers for their festive apparel art needs.
