A tee for each artist in your shop. 8 to 12 seconds each, under $0.65 a logo. No minimum.
Six 9 cm logos cost $3.80. Printed and dispatched within 24 hours, or your money back.
Here's how no minimum works. You pay by the centimetre. The sheet is only as long as your artwork. Six designs or one, it costs what it costs. Order what sells.
You don't have to buy fifty. Or wait weeks.
A client gets up from the chair. "Got a shirt with her work on it?" You've got the shop tee. They wanted hers. Money in their hand, nothing to sell them. Every artist in the shop has fans like that. Add it up.
So you ring a printer. They usually want fifty of the one thing. One design. One colour. Guess the sizes. Wait a few weeks. Then a box sits in the storeroom full of 2XL. You paid for every one. The sizes people wanted sold out in a week. The rest never did.
Every other way makes you buy the shirts first. Which design, which colour, which size, how many. Guess wrong and you're stuck with a box of shirts nobody wants, and the money gone with them.
Transfers go the other way. Print the design first. Choose the shirt when it sells.
- Any plain tee you like. Any size.
- Full colour or a photo, no colour charge
- No minimum. No setup fee.
- Printed and dispatched within 24 hours, or your money back
- Press them on yourself, 8 to 12 seconds a tee
- 52 wash guarantee, in writing
One honest limit. Five hundred of the same one-colour shirt? A screen printer will beat us on price. Under that, or anything in colour, or any mix of sizes, this wins.
What your artists' tees cost
Under $0.65 a logo. Six tees, one 9 cm design on the front of each, one per artist if you like, laid out in our builder:
That is our builder with six 9 cm designs on it. Lay out yours, one per artist if you like, and the price shows before you pay.
Add only as many logos as you need. You pay by the centimetre, nothing more.
No setup fee. No colour charge. And the small text around the logo prints cleanly, because it's printed, not cut.
Six artists' tees? Lay them out and see the price. Do it before the next client asks for hers.
Upload your artworkTakes you to the product page. Upload your artwork, lay it out, and the price shows before you pay.
★★★★★ 4.98 stars from 1,054 reviews. More than 10,000 customers.
Order Tuesday. Rack by the counter Friday.
Here's how the week usually runs.
Send us the designs. One per artist, or six of one. Tick the free check. A person looks at them. If they will print well, they go through. If not, we message you.
Printed and dispatched within 24 hours, or your money back. The average order leaves in 17 hours. In five years we have never once had to pay it.
Express Post usually has it at your door. One strip, your logos on it, ready to cut.
Press them on. 8 to 12 seconds a tee. Six tees takes a few minutes.
The rack is full. Six artists, six designs. The next client leaves with the tee their artist drew.
Why six costs no more than fifty
We built our own software. We call it the Rolling Canvas. You lay out your logos. The sheet is 58 cm wide and only as long as your artwork. Six logos is 9 cm of sheet. Twenty-four is 37 cm. You pay for the centimetres you use. Nothing else.
The software runs the whole job. It's called Print ERP. We built it over 18 months. No other DTF supplier in Australia runs it, because nobody else built it. It looks after more than 10,000 customers and prints 20,000 to 30,000 different artwork files a month. The printers give you the colour. The software gets your order onto them in hours, not days.
- The price moves as you lay it out.
“I love the new rolling sheet. Tells you exact costs with each addition.”
Andrea B, April 2026 - A person checks your file, free.
“Amazing Transfers are always reliable and they always check your work before printing.”
Andrea B, September 2026 - Track the order live.
“Every single order I've had has been perfect. Quickest turnaround too…”
Monique Wootton, June 2026 - Reorder the same sheet in a minute.
“…they reissued my same order and made the process take 30 seconds.”
Melinda Munns, September 2025 - Six-head, nine-colour printers. One of the largest fleets in Australia.
“The colours came out vibrant, the finish was clean, and the transfers applied smoothly.”
Pamela F, June 2026
Reorder only the designs that sold
One artist's design flies. Order twelve more of hers. The quiet one? Order none. Nothing gets printed until it's sold.
A new artist starts in March? One design, six tees, on the rack that week. The apprentice gets his first design on a shirt.
Or leave it. The next client asks for her artist's work on a shirt. She leaves with the shop tee, or nothing. That's a sale lost at your own counter. And a walking ad for her work that never left the shop. Every artist, every week. Six designs and $3.80 fixes all of it this week.
Upload your artworkTakes you to the product page. Upload your artwork, lay it out, and the price shows before you pay.
★★★★★ 4.98 stars from 1,054 reviews. More than 10,000 customers.
Customers who did this
From business owners, clubs and shops that press their own shirts. Amazing Transfers is a family-run business in Coolum Beach on the Sunshine Coast, printing DTF for five years.
“They are as good (probably better) as they advertise and a life saver for our uniforms, with a seasonal workforce we can add uniform at the drop of hat… Looks professional and so easy to apply.”Susan Callaghan, verified buyer
“Thank you to Amazing Transfers for doing our new uniforms for work it looks very professional. We decided to not do embroidery on our uniforms this time and we are not dissappointed with the end result.”Adrian Odendaal, verified buyer
“I was so impressed by how fast my order came that I was able to have the shirts made for my clients a lot sooner than expected.”Little Chick, verified buyer, September 2026
“Multiple orders and every one has come so quickly and always look amazing. Colour and quality are second to none. Wouldn't change or go anywhere else.”Jade Willox, tennis club merch, November 2025
“Ordered 8pm Monday night, on my doorstep Wednesday, pressed onto hat and posted same day. My customer will be super excited on time frame.”Gavin McDonald, verified buyer, May 2026
“Easy to use and get notifications when there's issues before printing. Quick service and delivery.”Louise J, verified buyer, April 2026
“Have been using Amazing Transfers for years. Have tried other companies but they are just not the same.”Tamborine Glass Blowing, verified buyer, March 2026
Three things in writing
Tick the free artwork check at the cart. A person looks at your file before it prints.
First time? Start with six logos for $3.80. Or order exactly what you need.
Upload your artworkTakes you to the product page. Upload your artwork, lay it out, and the price shows before you pay.
★★★★★ 4.98 stars from 1,054 reviews. More than 10,000 customers.
The questions you'd ask before your first order
What shirts do I buy, where from and what do they cost?
Any plain tee. Cotton or polyester. Plain tees come in 24 colours and every size from kids up. We print the transfers, not the shirts. Plain tees from Australian wholesalers run $4.50 to $8.80 each. Prices we found in October 2026:
Do I need a heat press? Can I use an iron?
You'll need a press. Here's why.
The print bonds when heat, pressure and time land together. A press gives you all three, the same every time. Even heat across the whole logo. Firm pressure. A timer. That's why the print lasts 52 washes.
An iron can work. We don't recommend it. It's hot in the middle and cool at the edges. You can't push hard enough. There's no timer. Get it wrong and the print won't release from the film. Or it looks fine, then lifts in the wash. Then the shirt's wasted.
You don't need a big one. A 38 cm by 38 cm flat press does every job here. Around $200 new. Less second-hand. Buy it once. After that, an artist's tee costs you the plain tee, plus under $0.65 for the design.
How do I apply them? You cut, you press, you peel.
Lay the shirt on the press. Put the transfer where you want it. Close the press. Set the timer for 8 to 12 seconds. Peel the film while it's warm. Done. Tap a video to watch.
What settings do I press at?
- Pre-press the tee for 3 to 5 seconds to take the moisture out.
- Position the transfer, print side up. Press for 8 to 12 seconds.
- Peel the film while it's still warm, slow and smooth.
- Cover with baking paper and press 5 seconds more. Don't wash for 24 hours.
Cotton, poly blends and most fabrics, same transfer. Full settings and videos in the application and care guide.
Will my logo print?
Send a PNG at 300 dpi with a clear background. Tick the free check. A person looks at it. If it needs work, we message you. We can fix small things for a small fee, and you see it first. Full colour costs no more than one colour. Small text prints cleanly, because it's printed, not cut.
How fast can I have them?
Printed and dispatched within 24 business hours of artwork approval, guaranteed. Express Post is one to two business days to metro. Order Tuesday afternoon, printed Wednesday, at your door Thursday, on the rack Friday.
How do I order?
Tap Upload your artwork. Lay out your logos. The price shows. Pay. That's it.
How long will it take me?
8 to 12 seconds a tee at the press. Six tees, a few minutes. Twenty, about half an hour.
Does it feel like a patch?
No. It's softer than vinyl and smoother than screen print. The print bonds into the fibres of the shirt. It stretches with the fabric and moves with the person wearing it, wash after wash.
Why not screen print, vinyl, DTG or sublimation?
Each one makes you buy the shirts before you print, so you guess the sizes and colours and live with the mistakes. Screen print: a screen per colour, setup costs, minimums, and a change to the artwork means setting up again. Vinyl: cut and weeded by hand, no fine detail or photos, a layer for every colour, and it can crack, lift or peel if it's pressed or washed wrong. DTG: pretreatment, cotton mostly, one shirt at a time on an expensive printer, and a failed print wastes the shirt. Sublimation: polyester only, white or light shirts only, no white ink, so dark shirts are out, and the finish feels like sportswear. Transfers let you hold plain shirts and designs separately and put them together when someone actually orders.
What if I wreck one pressing it?
Add a couple of spare logos to your sheet. A 9 cm logo is under $0.65. Pre-press the tee first and use the settings above.
Kids' sizes?
Same logo, smaller if you like. Lay out the sizes you need. Pay for the centimetres.
Will it wash?
Guaranteed for 52 washes. Press it as above. Wash inside out, cold or warm, no bleach, line dry.
What if it arrives damaged?
We reprint and ship it free.
Do I have to hold stock?
No. Order the transfers when you need them and press to order. Leftover transfers keep flat in a drawer for up to six months. Plain tees stay plain until someone buys one.
Can I reorder the same thing?
Yes. Create an account and you can track the order live and reorder the same sheet in a minute.
Is there a better rate if I order often?
Yes. Load a VIP wallet from $300 and we add bonus value on top: an additional 3% at $300, up to an additional 24% at $4,000. It never expires. VIP orders jump the print queue. Details on the VIP wallet page.
Order the six today. They're on the rack by the counter Friday. We've got you.
Questions first? Email info@amazingtransfers.com.au