Pembroke Pines West Campus: separate required uniforms from custom shirt projects
- No minimums
- Same-day production: orders approved by 2 PM ET, Mon–Fri
- Pickup in Miami
Is a custom shirt the same as a required uniform at Pembroke Pines Charter West Campus?
Not by itself. A shirt with a school name or similar colors is not automatically an approved uniform. If you are buying clothing for Pembroke Pines Charter West Campus, begin with the school's requirements. The official West Campus dress-code page describes mandatory approved uniform outfits. It also directs secondary students taking physical education to a school-logo PE shirt available through the vendor it names. Check the current campus instructions for the intended school year and activity before you order anything.
Transfer305 is the online store of DTF Chroma Zone, our production facility at 10775 SW 190th St Unit 7, Miami, FL 33157. We print DTF transfers for club, class and event shirts that a school has approved separately: pricing follows printed area, at $0.02 per sq in on gang sheets and $0.04 per sq in by size, with no minimum order. We are not a school uniform vendor.
How do you separate the uniform purchase from a custom shirt project?
Our recommendation is to put the garment's purpose at the top of the request. Is it a required uniform item, or a proposed shirt for a club, event or other activity? A separate custom project needs its own permission; its existence does not create a uniform exception.
- Campus and use: identify the student group and the exact activity.
- Required item: follow the school's current purchase instructions.
- Separate project: obtain the responsible school's approval for the design and where it may be worn.
- Artwork permission: confirm authorization to use school names, logos or other supplied marks.

A separate custom project needs its own permission; its existence does not create a uniform exception.
Do not apply this campus page to every school in Pembroke Pines. Another campus or activity may have different instructions.
Who approves a custom school shirt before you collect payment?
The responsible school approves the design and the use, not the printer. Imagine a parent group proposes a shirt for a weekend activity. This is a hypothetical example, not an existing school project. Before collecting payment or ordering graphics, have the responsible school confirm the proposed design and use. Approval for that activity would not automatically make it classroom uniform clothing.
Keep the accepted design and the approved purpose together. Then finalize garments, dimensions and quantities against that version. If the purpose changes, revisit the permission rather than treating the old approval as universal.
How do you order transfers for an approved club, class or event shirt?
Count the designs, then match the count to an order route. One design repeated on every shirt belongs on a DTF gang sheet at $0.02 per sq in; sheets are 24.5 in wide and start at $2.99 for 24.5 × 6 in. Separate designs with their own sizes, such as adult and youth fronts, a sleeve mark, or player names and numbers, belong in DTF transfers by size at $0.04 per sq in.
A small, medium or large garment label does not decide the transfer width, so enter the real width and height for each placement. For example, a 4 × 4 in left-chest logo covers 16 sq in, which is $0.64 by size.
Can school colors be matched on a transfer?
Send the Pantone® references for the school colors with your order, and we check them against our measured data before printing. Colors that fall within range print to target; for out-of-range colors we show the closest printable option before printing. We do not promise that a printed color will equal its reference, and a color can look different under other light, so judge the approved sample under standard printing-industry viewing conditions. Record the approved sample so a later order can compare against it. The guide to Pantone school and team colors on DTF shows what to record, and our custom color matching page explains how we check references.
Which garments and files work for school-group transfers?
DTF transfers are for garments and fabric: cotton, polyester and blends. The pressing guide lists separate settings for tees, blends and performance polyester, and our transfers are made for hot peel. Send the art following the artwork guide; school logos and mascots suit vector files, or PNG files with transparency at the final size. Transfer305 prints transfers and does not sell blank garments, so your group chooses and buys the shirts.
How does Transfer305 handle a Pembroke Pines school-group order?
Send the approved design, the count and sizes, and the date the group needs the transfers, and keep the school's approval with your order record. A weekday order placed by 2:00 PM ET that qualifies and is paid, approved and print-ready can receive same-day production, subject to capacity. That refers to production; shipping and delivery are separate. Pickup is coordinated at our Miami facility after the order is confirmed ready, and shipping is also available.
This independent guide does not identify Transfer305 as a school uniform vendor, school partner or Pembroke Pines pickup location. Transfer305 is veteran-owned and prints its transfers in Miami.
Have an approved project? Build your gang sheet or send the details to sales@transfer305.com. You can also reach us by phone at (305) 801-8267, on WhatsApp or through the contact page.
Frequently asked questions
Can a custom shirt replace the required uniform at West Campus?
A shirt with a school name or similar colors is not automatically an approved uniform. The West Campus dress-code page describes mandatory approved uniform outfits and a school-logo PE shirt for secondary students taking physical education. A custom shirt is a separate project that needs its own permission, so check the current campus instructions before ordering.
Who approves a custom shirt for a club or event?
The responsible school approves the design and where it may be worn, before you collect payment or order graphics. Keep the accepted design and the approved purpose together, then finalize garments, dimensions and quantities against that version. If the purpose changes, revisit the permission rather than treating the old approval as universal.
How much do DTF transfers for school shirts cost?
Pricing follows the printed area. A gang sheet is $0.02 per sq in, and a 4 × 4 in left-chest logo ordered by size covers 16 sq in, which is $0.64 at $0.04 per sq in. Neither route has a minimum order or a setup fee. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
Can Transfer305 print names and numbers?
Yes. Order DTF transfers by size and give each name or number its own width, height and quantity. A garment label such as small or large does not decide the transfer width, so enter the real dimensions for each placement, including youth and adult fronts, and review the spelling and count before you pay.
Is Transfer305 a school uniform vendor or partner?
No. This independent guide does not identify Transfer305 as a school uniform vendor, school partner or Pembroke Pines pickup location. Transfers are printed and picked up at our Miami facility, 10775 SW 190th St Unit 7, Miami, FL 33157, after the order is confirmed ready, and shipping is also available.
Do I need permission to use the school's name or logo?
Confirm authorization to use school names, logos or other supplied marks before ordering, and keep that authorization with the approved design. The school decides where a design may be worn. Transfer305 prints the artwork you send and does not grant permission to use a school's marks.