The Best Way To Lay Your Transfers STRAIGHT

[@theprintgoddess]

You did an excellent job teaching this. You could actually be a school teacher.

[@Untitledxproject]

The old school technique is still tried and true. Thanks Kuya Brandoh ✊🏽

[@jessicamarie8806]

BEEN AT THIS FOR OVER 2 YEARS AND THIS IS ONE OF MY BIGGEST HEADACHES!! VERY GOOD TIP. THANK YOU!

[@josuetrujo]

Dude.... You saved me. Thank you for the tip. I got my first shirt order done way faster.

[@ashleystewart1929]

Best video on youtube. I been struggling with this to the point I'm spending like an hour trying to center the shirt and the design only to end up with a crooked design anyway. This is super helpful! Thank you so much

[@corykayser8570]

This is such simple and easy advice without a bunch of gadgets.

[@peoplemakingprogress1196]

Dope video!🫡

[@ettenaejodeveca6707]

You're the best teacher. Thank you so much. Love & Respect to you.

[@BigBrandoh]

thank you for watchin and for the continued support. im glad these vids can help you out

[@itsjustavibeapparel]

love your videos. i know everytime i'm questioning something, i can just go to your channel and find the answer i need. very thorough and straight up. !

[@jaylenerussell6133]

Is the 4 finger method used on all sizes?

[@jeanniemendoza5481]

thank you so much for the video it's very helpful these are errors that is important to correct thank you I appreciate it so much

[@BigBrandoh]

thank you so much for watchin. i really appreciate it and im glad the info shared is coming across clear. 💯

[@shaiwilliams6875]

Al Green; Tupac, and now Big Brandoh! Love this, man. Rest Easy Fat Man Scoop.

[@carliebankston5071]

This was so helpful since this is my biggest struggle and is what takes me too much time! 🤪 thanks a bunch!

[@blainelaprairie8216]

Thank you so much for this video! 3 crooked transfers and I was getting so frustrated. This is a huge help thank you!

[@TheTheGreychild]

Thank you. I am a beginner and got all the fancy rulers none of which work... I thought it was me being bad at it but this really helps❤😊

[@inaedemarughu8275]

I really need a slide out heat press. Thanks for putting this video out though bro. I got these rulers in here and like you said, they’re not really much help at all.

[@henryrathjen9734]

Really like your videos. Straight to the point and easy to follow. Thank you. Newbie here

[@MrHluv]

I'm just starting my business bro and I really appreciate the knowledge you just dropped on me 💯

[@cherylwilson3701]

That is my flaw with my t-shirts - ALWAYS CROOKED!! Ugh!! 🤦🏾‍♀️ I am definitely trying this today! You had given me the tape trick before but this added info I am hoping is going to help as well. Thanks again for sharing. 😁

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Thanks for doing this video tip. I’ve been trying to get away from folding my garments to find the center. My 15” x 15” heat press doesn’t have a slide out platten. I’ll give this a try again. Pockets tend to give me problems with lining the design up. I’m going to mark the back of my press. I had even considered using a laser beam to line up the garments. 10:41

[@ryoung5592]

I need that ruler, thanks this is great advice

[@panozzftw4034]

wow thank you very much for the video friend, i messed up some tees for a client yesterday and thats what got me into your video. I hope i wont be getting these problems in the future with these steps

[@srt-papi8799]

Man, this was incredibly helpful. Thank you.

[@aladyandaboss]

Any tips on why my design is not sticking ?

[@ransomallen260]

Thank you I can press by sight straight t shirt on a 16 x 20 on a 15 x 15 everything I press came out crooked so I stopped pressing thanks I'm good now back pressing

[@thecomiccircuit]

Thats great information...ive used the tape on the press way from another video i believe....but still the information is a great value to anyone....thank you again for sharing...

[@BigBrandoh]

🔥💪🏾🔥💪🏾 thanks for watchin and thanks for the continued support

[@SM-cw9jk]

Thank you so much for this. I can do everything right but placement ends up screwing me. You're the best!

[@raymondmazza2338]

Your the best at giving the real deal info that we need to know ! All good will come back to you 10 fold Can’t thank you enough

[@dreenavarro6242]

def. will help me with the pinching! the place i work .i heat press images and im always doin extra stuff to make sure its straight and this will help!! thank you!

[@uhhmya]

thank you for this, had a heat press at home that no one used. So decided to put it to use! This vid helped tons!

[@ednasessence]

Thanks for the tips.

[@BigBrandoh]

thanks for watchin

[@tourinojacks5844]

Love this technique! Tres helpful!!!

[@GeoffreyUrch]

Thanks, Pre Press the Shirt to get the moisture out Is a good Idea

[@sherylrivera4035]

Very helpful tips as always! Thank you

[@blaccazzvicc]

Dude.. great illustration, I’m new to this and you made it so simple and clear💯👍🏿 thanks so much

[@BigBrandoh]

thanks for watchin 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@TimothyAllenMadison]

Another solid video. Also, got to say that you have one of the best logos I've ever seen.

[@calw8085]

My Auto Heat press has a triangle heat stamped as a warning plat is hot symbol, but that triangle is the center of the press, so they probably thought of this when manufacturing the press. Kinda awesome. I went to mark the center line with a marker only to notice the triangle in the same spot.

[@tsamp14]

Big Brandon, thank you for the tips and your channel is niii-ce! How do you get transfers that are cut individually to line up straight horizontally across the t-shirt? Wife uses Cricut sometimes to do vinyl heat transfers but they are layered and have to be cut and pressed one at a time. It’s a struggle sometimes getting a layer to line up horizontally and not look crooked getting up or down. Do you have sire fire technique like the one in this video?

[@creekfreakmasterbaits]

I can't wait to try this. I keep messing up shirts even when using the fancy rulers.

[@ettenaejodeveca6707]

I forgot to ask you, in creating/designing for tee shirts how are you doing this? I tried Canva because it's free but I have to improve in this area. I'm actually printing my own art on tee shirts. That's the niche that I'm building. I haven't sold one shirt yet but that's okay since I haven't perfected my process. Your lessons are very valuable to me and I appreciate you greatly. I'm happy to send you a shirt once I'm better.

[@BigBrandoh]

i use photoshop and illustrator

[@srdani33]

Hey thanks! Love your content. No BS just great info.

[@BigBrandoh]

thanks for watchin 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@AyeItsMikeT]

Bout to get my tape on! Fire tip once again!

[@BigBrandoh]

yeeeeeee tape, sticker, marker, white out... whatever you got laying around hahahaa. whatever it takes to speed up the process and get them orders out bruh

[@SavageThrone]

You can also fold the soulders on top of each other and press that for 2 seconds you will have a clear center line

[@Teampolyclothing]

Man, good-looking out....appreciate all your time!!

[@philipsullivan9284]

Excited to watch this one! Love the videos bro!

[@JB6seven1]

Brandoh always dropping good info

[@BigBrandoh]

🚶🏾💎💎💎💎 just doin my part tryna help anybody else on the come up

[@conniemann4944]

This is SO great!! Any tips how to make the design level? Mine ends up tilted sometimes. Also, I lined up a collar perfectly but there was way more tshirt on one side of the press than the other. I think the collar was on crooked lol What then? Thanks again!!

[@LeahKeith-c3v]

Thanks for the helpful video!

[@LosAngelesMercantile]

Thank you so much for the detailed technique

[@kimberlyarmstrong2929]

I sure wish I saw this before I bought those worthless rulers. This helps a lot. Thank you!

[@Alabamamobileweb]

What about this technique for the left pocket? Do you have a video showing how to press straight on left pocket?

[@BigBrandoh]

yup. type into the youtube search bar "big brandoh left chest print" the vids you want will pop up.

[@randy1896]

I agree with everything here. But one thing for sure , it’s eyeballing it,& by hand placement that could be the best way, with clothing it’s amazing how it’s not s sewn together square & it still looks good lol Ty

[@rubygiirll]

Best video on this. Thank you so much!

[@paulherrieven2882]

Fantastic video, thanks! What do you suggest for the left chest small transfers, is it half the shirt like with the central image but then half again, so effectively, quarter of the shirt as a centre point?

[@tonytone466]

Salute big G; thank you for your time

[@BigBrandoh]

💯👊🏾💯👊🏾 thanks for watchin

[@christaylor7436]

Brandoh...mucho thanks for these info vids. Really helps the little guys!!

[@ZsoCreative1NJ]

Always informative👍🏽🙏🏾

[@Kryptokills]

This is a very good walk through of the process. Really appreciate it.

[@josemiguelmartinezmaldonad7171]

Bros a genius

[@AC-wo7nk]

I like the idea of marking your center. I’ve always just folded my shirts and pressed to find my center but it does take way more time. I’m going to try this method. I was looking at lasers but I can’t figure out how to use those lol. Thank you

[@yourteesyourway]

Good info, knowledge is power, thanks for sharing with us

[@kellyclinton6451]

Thanks for all your help!!!

[@garyjames3842]

Thanks Brandoh Love your Work Gary Hobart Tasmania Cheers

[@diywithkenny8399]

Back to basics 😎

[@lincoln3x7]

Really solid "how-to" video.... no wasted time or BS, just here it is. I use the same basic method for my shirt alignment (bigger shirts are more difficult to guess from the overhang for me), for my transfers... I do keep a ruler handy to check spacing from the sides (i'm going to try the pinch method, that looks like a time saver) Thanks!

[@danielpapp4080]

Thanks brother, going to lay first DTF

[@DialToneTP]

This is by far the biggest struggle I have printing my Tshirts. I'm going to try it. Quick Question My heat press Has these foam square pads that came with it. Do I need to keep them on my heat press when I'm pressing a tshirt?

[@raybossworld4541]

Gems 💎 bro, wealth of information

[@BigBrandoh]

i appreciate that! thanks for watchin 💯👊🏾💯👊🏾

[@laurawilliams5667]

Thanks for the great tip. Instantly removed my placement anxiety!

[@smeg8557]

Thanks for the good tips one thing, though you didn’t show how to align the transfer horizontally straight

[@faithhammond8497]

Thank you so very much for this video. I have been watching video after video and just keep failing.

[@moraleswarnold]

Knowledge taken and respected. Thank you.

[@lexxusgee8922]

LIKE ALWAYS, GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO! WILL ALWAYS APPRECIATE WHAT YOU DO, MUCH RESPECT FOR YOU ALWAYS!! 🤜🏾

[@BigBrandoh]

yooooooooo i appreciate that!! 💯👊🏾💯👊🏾

[@ambvlntSoul]

Hey Brandoh, I noticed you didn't thread the shirt in this video. Do you always lay down shirts completely on top instead of threading?

[@true_knowledge_clothing]

Thanks bro, needed that help. 👍🏾

[@BigBrandoh]

thanks for watchin. let me know how it goes

[@asa_6717]

Great info! I really needed this. Will this technique work the same with a hoodie?

[@BigBrandoh]

yes! i do the same thing with hoodies and crewnecks

[@jailove71jailove]

Great video! Thank you.

[@BigBrandoh]

thanks for watchin

[@bosspuzzle98]

U are good teacher 👍🏻

[@61crispy]

This was so helpful. Can I ask a question - my daughter wants an image on both the front and back of a hoodie. How do I ensure that I don’t over heat the first image when I go to press the second image - so once I have pressed down the first image - I am worried I will scorch that image when I turn it over to do the back. Should I only “tack” down the front image so I don’t over press. Does that make sense. Sorry.

[@BigBrandoh]

the direct heat comes from the top. i press front and backs all the time with no issues. look at my video "supacolor start to finish" i show the whole process

[@brandonsloan155]

My problem is the rotation of the design itself. It’s always slightly crooked. Aligned perfect on the shirt, but rotated crooked.

[@tanyad.2784]

Mine too

[@EverythingNewBrunswick]

Good job bro..👍🏾 excellent advice 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@katrinaransom2143]

Can you suggest the best dtf printer to purchase ?

[@1grandioso113]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@RepentOfyourSins]

Thanks for this video ‼️‼️💓💓💓

[@edped79]

Thanks Brandoh 🤙

[@mikedegrazia]

Lots of useful tips. This helps out alot...T.y.

[@Justmelele]

Free game. Thank you

[@ItsWhateverKnifeandGun]

I have a question how do you do pockets? Most of my heat transfer will be on the pocket.

[@lynnewade2869]

Love your video! Just happen to come across it. Great info…..going to use your info! 😊

[@corykayser8570]

Thank you!

[@alisloan1695]

I'm going to try this! Do you use the same technique with 4 fingers for a back design?

[@BigBrandoh]

no. back placement is all eyeball. i suggest asking somebody to wear a shirt in front of your. put a piece of tape on a shirt where you want your design to land and then measure that and use it as your guide for back designs. that way you place it where you feel looks best

[@alisloan1695]

@@BigBrandoh cool, thank you for the tip!

[@Coral256]

Thank you for this. I always have problems with this. Starting to believe that my body is lopsided 😄😄😄

[@JCGLASSHOUSE75]

Thank you for all the info brother

[@laeniz]

Top Man B! Exsale with common sense!!! Dope

[@SIMPLYMARVINA]

Thank you

[@robbie1266]

Fire bro. Goat!

[@BigBrandoh]

appreciate that! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 thanks for the continued support

[@Ourveteranstories]

I’m new to DTF world and pressing. I get your technique for center. Any pointers to make sure the words read straight across. Also, I have a picture of man holding a book in the air, some of my presses it looks like leaning tower of Pisa. Any tips on that? Thanks for the video

[@MarinaGarcia-bp5rp]

Thank you so much!!

[@covetedstyle1728]

I didn’t know if you had seen my comment on IG. Apparently you did! Haha Thanks for your insight and information as always.

[@IzludeTingel]

most time i've struggled trying to center a shirt was 30 minutes, usually it's about 9-12 per shirt. it just takes me forever, especially when the arm pits aren't even sewn straight. they're almost always poorly stitched (gildan shirts), it' makes it impossible to deal with. is there a better brand of shirt?

[@Mozzieboi]

Hey bro, what size machine would you use for kids shirts size 5 to 12?

[@BigBrandoh]

15x15 is the best all around size heat press. in my opinion

[@Mozzieboi]

@BigBrandoh thanks mate. So it wouldn't affect the film pressing down on the sleeves or collar area? I'm in NZ as well so you got people all over watching your vids, thanks 🙏🏽

[@StevenVincentSings]

Love your videos thank you so much