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Expanded gamut · CMYK + Orange Red Green Blue

ORGB 9-Color DTF Transfers

Nine inks instead of four: true reds, vivid oranges, deep greens, and rich blues that standard DTF can't reach.

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Regular price $8.00
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Specifications
File & Print Setup Recommended

File format

PNG · PDF · SVG · AI · PSD

Export settings

300 DPI · RGB color mode

Design background

Transparent required

File review

Every file checked before printing

Pressing & Application How-to

Peel technology

Cold peel: let it cool fully, then peel

Press instructions

300°F (149°C) · 10 to 12 sec

Polyester note

285°F stops dye migration

Second press

3 to 5 sec with parchment

Color & Compatibility Before ordering

Ink set

CMYK + Orange, Red, Green, Blue + white underbase

Works on

Light and dark fabrics: cotton, poly, blends

Not compatible

Coated, highly elastic, rough textures, sublimated jerseys

Preview

ORGB color chart available for $10

Print size cheat sheet
Left chest logo3.5 - 4 in
Adult front10 - 12 in
Youth front~ 8 in
Full back12 - 14 in
Sleeve3 - 3.5 in
Cap front2.5 - 4 in

Size your artwork at final print size, 300 DPI. Full zones in the placement guide.

Pressing instructions
1Pre-press 3 to 5 secondsFlattens the garment and drives out moisture so the bond is even.
2Position the transferPrint side up, centered on your placement zone.
3Press at 300°F (149°C), 10 to 12 secMedium-firm pressure. On polyester press at 285°F to stop dye migration.
4Let it cool completely, then peelCold peel means the film comes off only after it is cool to the touch. Peel slowly.
5Second press, 3 to 5 secCover with parchment and press again to seal the bond.
6First wash: wait 24 hoursThen cold, inside out, no softener, tumble low. Prints last 50 to 100+ washes.
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Kendall

13268 SW 120th St
Miami, FL 33186
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3301 NW 82nd Ave
Doral, FL 33122
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Free shipping over $75 nationwide · standard production in 24 business hours · same-day print before 12 PM ET
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The ink set

Four inks guess. Nine inks hit.

Standard DTF mixes every color from CMYK. ORGB adds four dedicated inks for the colors CMYK mixes worst.

CyanCMYK
MagentaCMYK
YellowCMYK
BlackCMYK
Orange+ dedicated
True Red+ dedicated
Green+ dedicated
Blue+ dedicated
Whiteunderbase
BRAND LOGOS
When the red has to be THE red

Corporate colors, franchise marks, licensed-style palettes: dedicated inks land the tone CMYK approximates.

TEAM COLORS
Kelly green, royal blue, true orange

The classic sports colors are exactly the ones 4-ink printing struggles with. ORGB prints them straight from the ink.

ART & ILLUSTRATION
Saturated art that stays saturated

Illustrations with deep greens and electric blues keep their punch instead of flattening in conversion.

Not sure your art needs 9 inks? Order the ORGB color chart for $10 and press it on your own fabric first.
How it works

From file to pressed in four steps

1
Upload your artwork

Transparent PNG at 300 DPI or vector art. Keep it RGB: that is where the wide gamut lives.

2
We check every file

Resolution, transparency, and sizing get reviewed before anything prints.

3
Printed with 9 inks

CMYK plus Orange, Red, Green, Blue and a white underbase, ready in 24 hours.

4
Press, cool, peel

300°F for 10 to 12 seconds, cold peel, second press. Instructions included.

Steal these ideas

ORGB ideas: three jobs where color is the job

Not specs, opinions. What we would print with this product if the order were ours.

The brand-exact polo
Idea 01
The brand-exact polo

When the logo red has to be THE red, expanded gamut plus G7 calibration gets it there. Corporate clients notice, even when they cannot say why.

Art that matches the canvas
Idea 02
Art that matches the canvas

Painters and illustrators: your oranges, violets, and greens print as painted instead of flattened. The tee looks like the original because it is printed like it.

Proof it for $10 first
Idea 03
Proof it for $10 first

Press the color chart on your own blank before committing a run. Ten dollars buys certainty, and certainty buys reorders.

Pro tips

Get every drop of gamut

ORGB costs more per foot than standard DTF, so use it where it pays. Six rules:

TIP 01
Send RGB files, not CMYK

A file already flattened to CMYK has thrown the extra colors away. Export RGB at 300 DPI and let the RIP do the mapping.

TIP 02
Use it for the colors that matter

If your design is black text on white, standard DTF is identical. ORGB earns its price on reds, oranges, greens, and blues.

TIP 03
Proof with the chart

The $10 ORGB chart pressed on your own blank shows exactly what each color does on your fabric.

TIP 04
Mix product lines

Print the color-critical front in ORGB and the plain back neck label on standard film. Nobody prints money on labels.

TIP 05
Dark garments are the showcase

The white underbase keeps 9-ink color vivid on black and navy, where cheap prints go muddy.

TIP 06
Cold peel discipline

Same rule as all cold peel: fully cool before peeling, slow peel, short second press.

Choosing a finish

Which DTF transfer is right for the job?

Hot PeelCold Peel (Cheap)ORGB 9-ColorNeonGlitter
PeelPeel hot, 1 to 2 secPeel after it coolsCold peelWarm peelCold peel
Film width24 in22 in22 in22 in22 in
PricingFrom $7.20$3.50 per linear footFrom $8.00From $9.99From $14.00
Best forSpeed: bulk pressing with no cooling waitBudget runs, sharper edge, softer handBrand-critical reds, oranges, greens, bluesFluorescent color that 4-ink DTF can't hitTextured sparkle with no flaking
Reviews

Rated 5 stars by hundreds of local customers

★★★★★

"I've tried a few other places and I keep coming back here, it's just easy to order and fast!"

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!"

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FAQ

ORGB questions

What does ORGB stand for?
Orange, Red, Green, Blue: the four dedicated inks added on top of CMYK, plus a white underbase. Nine channels in total, which is why it is called expanded gamut printing.
When do I actually need it?
When a specific color has to be right: brand logos, team colors, saturated illustrations. Fire-engine red, kelly green, royal blue, and true orange are the classic colors 4-ink printing can only approximate.
Is it worth double the price of standard DTF?
For color-critical work, yes: a re-run because the client rejected the red costs far more than the upgrade. For designs without saturated reds, oranges, greens, or blues, standard DTF prints the same result for less.
How should I prepare my file?
Transparent PNG at 300 DPI or vector art, exported in RGB. Do not convert to CMYK: that flattens the file to exactly the gamut you are paying to escape.
Does it work on dark fabrics?
Yes. Every ORGB transfer prints over a white underbase, so the full gamut shows on black, navy, and every dark garment.
What are the press settings?
Same as our cold peel line: 300°F for 10 to 12 seconds, let it cool completely, peel slowly, then a short second press under parchment. Polyester presses at 285°F.
Can I preview the colors before a big order?
Yes: order the ORGB color chart for $10, press it on your own blank with your own press, and pick colors from what you see.

Print the color they asked for

Nine inks, white underbase, and a free file check on every order. Ready in 24 hours in Miami.

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