DTF powder: white vs black; finer powder for smoother fabric

Source-Date (SAST): 2023-05-16 22:50
From/To: Eric → everyone (cc Ami, Pieter)
Dest: both
Review-after: 2027-02-28
Status: current
Source: company email (Archives/Internal Affairs), 2023-05-16

Facts

White powder is almost transparent when melted — suitable for all colours; a slight white cast can remain on black fabric.
Black powder is for pressing onto black fabric.
Smoother fabric → finer powder (better bond and stretch). Coarse on smooth fabric feels thick/hard; very fine on jeans can peel.
Let clients test sizes. Stock called out: H-DTF/BLACK, H-DTF/WHITE/S, H-DTF/WHITE.

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