Vancouver has more DTF demand than almost anywhere in Canada, and the highest costs to go with it. RushDTF prints direct-to-film transfers in Regina and ships them to Vancouver on tracked ground in 2–3 business days, with no border crossing and no brokerage fee on the way.
Rain gear, technical fabrics and heavyweight fleece show up in Vancouver orders far more than they do elsewhere, and that suits DTF: the same sheet presses onto cotton, poly, blends, fleece and canvas, which matters when one order mixes tees, hoodies and totes. We also see a lot of small-batch outdoor and cycling brands here — full-colour photographic artwork and gradients press without separations or halftones.
Shipping to Vancouver takes 2–3 business days after printing. We also deliver to Burnaby, Richmond, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster.
A 12" × 12" chest graphic on 40 hoodies works out to about 10 sheets — near $75 in transfers, shipped free.
On most, yes — polyester, nylon and blends all take DTF. Anything with a DWR coating or a very low heat tolerance should be tested on a spare piece first; press at the lowest temperature that gives full adhesion.
2–3 business days on tracked ground from Regina, after 1–2 business days of production. Metro Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and North Vancouver are all the same transit time.