DTF Transfers Aventura | G7 Master Qualified | Transfer305
One Aventura project, two products
A launch, an event or a small brand can need the same artwork on shirts and on objects: bottles, cases, signage, packaging. Those are two different products. Garment transfers are applied with heat and pressure; UV-DTF decals are for appropriate smooth hard surfaces and are applied without a heat press. Coordinating them as one project means preparing the files and specifications for each product, plus the pickup or shipping plan.
This page is about sequencing the combined order. For the surface, finish and usable-area questions that decide whether a decal suits a particular object, use the Miami UV-DTF guide.
Split the project by what the artwork lands on
Garments
Order from the DTF ordering options. Arrange separate designs in the fixed-sheet builder, upload a finished sheet, or order individual transfers by size. Count copies by placement, not by garment.
Hard surfaces
Order from the UV-DTF ordering options. Measure the usable area of each object model separately; a bottle's height is not the space available for a decal. Curves, seams and coatings change what will work.
The same artwork file can serve both, but the final dimensions may differ. Save one version per product and label them.
Sequence the combined order
- List every item the artwork will appear on, grouped as garments or objects, with quantities per group.
- Set the printed width and height separately for each group. Check the file's actual pixel dimensions at the largest size you will print; the artwork requirements explain the check.
- Place the garment order and the decal order as separate line items from their own collections. They are produced as different products.
- State the date you need everything, and whether you will collect at 10775 SW 190th St Unit 7, Miami, FL 33157 or have the order shipped. Wait for ready confirmation before collecting.
- Apply the garment transfers with the pressing guide. Apply decals by hand to clean, dry surfaces. Test an unfamiliar object before committing the whole run.
What is not decided on this page
Whether a specific object is suitable for a decal depends on its material, finish, curvature and use. Do not assume every surface behaves the same. Provide the object details when you ask, and test one before ordering the full quantity.
Production readiness and delivery are separate. The conditions for weekday same-day production are described on the Miami order-readiness page linked from the DTF collection and are not repeated here.
Questions before ordering
Can I put a decal on a shirt, or a garment transfer on a bottle?
No. Each product is made for its own kind of surface. Choose garment transfers for compatible apparel and UV-DTF decals for appropriate smooth hard surfaces.
Do both products arrive together?
They are separate line items and may be ready at different times. Wait for the ready confirmation that covers everything you intend to collect, or confirm how a shipment will be combined.
Can I ask for help in Spanish?
Yes. Send your artwork and specifications to archivos@transfer305.com. Use files@transfer305.com for English file enquiries.
Where do I ask about a particular object?
Use the contact details below with the material, dimensions, quantity and required date.
Contact
English file enquiries: files@transfer305.com
Spanish file enquiries: archivos@transfer305.com