
Startup & team swag
Launch, offsite and new-hire kits in small batches.
Custom DTF transfers shipped to Seattle for tech merch, brands, teams and local businesses. No minimums, same-day shipping on orders by 1 PM Pacific.
Seattle orders split two ways. Tech and startup teams want swag in small, frequent batches: an offsite, a launch, a new-hire kit. Independent brands and makers want full-color art without screen print minimums.
DTF serves both, and a gang sheet lets you mix designs and sizes in one order. It's also hoodie country, so plan a hoodie-sized front alongside your tee sizes.

Launch, offsite and new-hire kits in small batches.

Staff shirts and retail merch for the counter.

Hoodies and tees from one sheet.

Outsourced transfers for short full-color runs.
Every size on this page fits on one gang sheet.
When local orders spike, and how far ahead to plan.
Fan art and creator merch. Use your own designs, not licensed characters.
Neighborhood fests and summer events. Order 2–3 weeks out.
Hoodies and crewnecks take over. Plan fleece orders by early fall.
Company holiday gifts. Lock designs by early November.
Team, league and event logos usually need the owner's permission. Original artwork is always safe.
Busy season? Order two weeks ahead.
What most Washington brands and print shops register before they sell, and how to buy transfers for resale.
Washington Department of Revenue
Washington sellers register through the state's Business Licensing Service. A reseller permit lets retailers and manufacturers buy items and components for products they sell without paying sales tax.
Official siteRequired for most businesses in Seattle. As of 2026, you're exempt if you make $4,000 or less a year in Seattle and don't have a place of business in the city.
Official siteWe print transfers, we don't give tax advice. Rules and fees change, so confirm with the agency. Last checked November 2026.
Swag orders often get the size wrong. Preview your design on a tee or hoodie at real size with the free mockup tool before you order. A left chest logo is usually about 3.5 in wide.
No. We ship DTF transfers to Seattle, Puget Sound and nationwide.
1 PM Pacific, which is Seattle time.
WA DOR says the permit covers components used in products you sell, which can include transfers pressed onto shirts you sell. Confirm with the DOR; this isn't tax advice.
Most Seattle businesses do. Small sellers with $4,000 or less in Seattle income and no place of business in the city are exempt as of 2026.
Same cutoff, same pricing, anywhere in the area.