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Yes, the cooling and peeling process is crucial for a stable bond. If you are using a cold-peel film, allowing the garment to cool completely before peeling helps stabilize the bond between the ink and the fabric, which minimizes stress on the print and improves its overall wash fastness and durability.

You should use a hybrid approach by focusing only on your top 10% to 20% of high-moving, evergreen designs for physical stock. Use data from your sales platform to identify these core products and reserve POD for new designs, experimental items, or seasonal niches where the risk of dead stock is higher.

This phenomenon, often called a 'shiny halo' or thermal press mark, occurs when excessive heat damages the thermoplastic fibers of synthetic fabrics like polyester. To prevent this, ensure you are using the lowest effective temperature and pressure settings recommended for your specific fabric and transfer type.

No, you should never print raw AI output directly. While AI is excellent for conceptualization, it rarely produces files ready for DTF, often resulting in fuzzy edges, pixel noise, and resolution issues that compromise the final print's quality and durability.