LAB NO. 01 · CUSTOM PRODUCTION

YOUR IDEA. OUR LAB.

Professional DTF transfers, embroidery, apparel and custom production — built to turn what is in your head into something you can actually hold.

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START HERE

What Are We Making Today?

Four ways into the Lab. Pick the one that matches what you already have.

CAPABILITIES

Everything We Can Build

THE DIFFERENCE

Not Just Printed. Built in the Lab.

    EDUCATION

    What Is DTF?

    DTF stands for Direct-to-Film. Instead of printing straight onto a shirt, your artwork is printed onto a sheet of transfer film. A fine adhesive powder is applied and cured, which turns the printed design into a transfer you can press later.

    When the transfer meets heat and pressure, the design releases from the film and stays on the garment. No screens, no color separations, no cutting around every shape by hand — which makes full-color artwork and small quantities practical.

    Explore DTF Transfers
    1. A

      Artwork

      Your file is prepared and color-checked for print.

    2. B

      Film

      The design prints onto transfer film with a white ink base.

    3. C

      Powder

      Adhesive is applied and cured so the design can bond.

    4. D

      Press

      Heat and pressure move the design onto the garment.

    PROCESS

    How It Works

    Four steps from file to finished garment.

      PRICING

      What It Costs

      Pick a service, see the quantity breaks, and build a rough estimate before you ever talk to us.

      WHY DTF

      Built to Hold Up and Look Right

        EXPERIMENT WELCOME

        THIS IS WHY WE
        CALL IT A LAB.

        We do not believe every project belongs inside the same box. Shirts, embroidery, decals, laser work, patches, prototypes and the ideas you are not quite sure how to explain yet — bring them to the Lab.

        Bring Us Your Idea

        SOCIAL PROOF

        What Customers Say

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          QUESTIONS

          Frequently Asked

          Still stuck? Email kc@americanstitchlab.com.

          Got an Idea? Bring It to the Lab.

          Tell us what you are making. We will tell you the best way to build it.

          kc@americanstitchlab.com