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Yes, absolutely. Unlike sublimation, which is restricted to light colors, DTF utilizes a white ink underbase. This layer allows for bright, opaque, and highly vibrant designs to be transferred successfully onto dark-colored apparel like black or navy performance gear.

While clamshell presses are excellent for beginners, hobbyists, or flat items, they often struggle with professional production requirements. Their angled pressure can cause inconsistent adhesion on garments with thick seams, bulky buttons, or zippers, which may lead to durability issues compared to the uniform pressure provided by swing-away or pneumatic models.

You should include a clear, written clause in your terms of service requiring customers to warrant that they own or hold the necessary rights to any artwork they submit. While this does not provide absolute immunity from liability, it establishes a vital paper trail and informs customers of your commitment to intellectual property compliance.

No, selling fan art or 'inspired by' designs without explicit authorization is illegal. Courts determine infringement based on whether a design could cause consumer confusion, meaning that even if your design is not identical, it can still lead to lawsuits, store takedowns, and significant financial penalties.