Work out what to charge for a DTF printed T-shirt, hoodie or bag, with one or several designs.
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It adds what almost everyone forgets: power, machine wear, failed prints, packaging and your time. You see the minimum price and the recommended one.
It reads Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer and Cura files: grams, time, colours, printer and a thumbnail of the part.
Create a PDF with several products, your logo, a picture of each part and quantity discounts. Your customer never sees your costs.
Typical prices for filaments, resins, sheets and blanks, and over 90 machines with their price and power use, reviewed in October 2026.
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With DTF, the cost of each garment is made up of the blank garment, the transfer for each design, pressing and your time. If you print front and back, that's two transfers.
If you buy ready-printed transfers, enter your supplier's price by size (chest logo, A5, A4, A3). If you have a DTF printer, the cost is the film, ink and powder each design uses. The calculator includes typical prices for both.
A $3.30 cotton T-shirt with a $2 A4 transfer on the front and another on the back has $7.30 of material, before adding waste, pressing, your time, packaging, fees, your profit and tax.
DTF works on cotton, polyester and blends, including dark garments. Sublimation gives great results on light polyester and on items made for sublimation, such as mugs. Suma3D has a calculator for both.
Yes. In the quote you choose how many units the customer wants and the total is worked out with tax and quantity discounts.
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