
Half the price. Same print.
The savings come from the film and the flat rate, not from the print quality. It is the same production line.
Cold peel orders run on the same printers, inks, and color profiles as every other product we sell, in the same Kendall shop.
You wait for the film to cool before peeling. In exchange: a lower film cost, sharper design edges, and a softer feel on fabric.
No volume tiers, no setup fees, no minimums. A 25-foot roll costs exactly 25 times what one foot costs: $87.50.
From file to pressed in four steps
Transparent PNG at 300 DPI, or vector art. Any layout up to 22 in wide.
Resolution, transparency, and sizing get reviewed before anything prints.
24 business hours on the same G7-calibrated line as everything else.
300°F for 10 to 12 seconds, let it cool fully, peel slow. Instructions included.
Cold peel ideas: three ways to stretch the budget
Not specs, opinions. What we would print with this product if the order were ours.

Your top three designs repeated down the roll at $3.50 per foot. Resellers restock by the yard, not by the piece, and the margin stays home.

Spirit shirts for the whole school at flat per-foot pricing: more shirts sold above cost, more money for the program.

Run every new design on cold peel first. The ones that move graduate to bigger orders; the ones that do not cost you almost nothing to find out.
Stretch every foot
At $3.50 a foot, layout discipline is pure margin. Six habits of high-volume pressers:
Fill the full 22 in width before adding length. A packed foot presses more garments than a sparse one.
Press three or four garments, then peel the first: by the time you circle back, each one has cooled.
Peeling cold film warm is the one way to ruin it. Cool to the touch means fully cool.
Cold peel is for orders you can wait 1 to 2 days for. Emergencies belong on same-day.
About 11 in for adult fronts, 4 in for left chest. Full zones in the placement guide.
Your artwork stays on file. Restocking a bestseller layout is one click and $3.50 a foot, every time.
Which DTF transfer is right for the job?
| Hot Peel | Cold Peel (Cheap) | ORGB 9-Color | Neon | Glitter | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peel | Peel hot, 1 to 2 sec | Peel after it cools | Cold peel | Warm peel | Cold peel |
| Film width | 24 in | 22 in | 22 in | 22 in | 22 in |
| Pricing | From $7.20 | $3.50 per linear foot | From $8.00 | From $9.99 | From $14.00 |
| Best for | Speed: bulk pressing with no cooling wait | Budget runs, sharper edge, softer hand | Brand-critical reds, oranges, greens, blues | Fluorescent color that 4-ink DTF can't hit | Textured sparkle with no flaking |
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Andrea D."Great colors, and you can tell they know what they are doing."
Lorena G."Fast, and they had same-day service. Love it!"
Brandon B.Cold peel questions
Why is it so cheap? What's the catch?
What is the difference between cold peel and hot peel?
How long do I wait before peeling?
Is the quality lower than your other transfers?
What are the press settings?
Is there a minimum order?
How fast is production?
Your margin starts at $3.50 a foot
Flat rate, no minimums, no setup fees, and the same print quality as everything we run. Free file check on every order.
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