Tips for softer-feeling DTF prints

1. Try to adjust the amount of white ink try using less white ink for a softer feel. Good White ink level around 75–80% can still give a bright, clean print while making the print feel softer.

• Make sure that reducing the amount of white ink does not affect the adhesive powder’s ability to stick or the brightness of other colours.

• On lower-quality fabrics, the garment’s colours can reactivate with heat during pressing. Reducing the white amount can increase the risk of dye migration, where the garment’s colors mix with the white base and change the final print colours.

2.The amount and quality of your adhesive powder also affects softness. Using high-quality pure adhesive powder in the right amount helps keep prints soft while ensuring good adhesion.