Guide
How gang sheets save money
A gang sheet packs many designs onto one printed sheet, so you pay for the sheet, not for each design. The fuller the sheet, the lower your cost per design.
You are buying area, not designs
A gang sheet is priced by its size (the width and length of the printed sheet), not by how many separate designs are on it. You fit as many logos, names and graphics as you can, and you pay for the sheet.
Ordered one at a time, each transfer is priced on its own. On a gang sheet only the sheet size matters, so the cost per design falls as the sheet fills.
Work out your cost per design
Divide the sheet price by the number of designs on it. To compare sheets of different sizes, divide each price by the sheet's area (width × length, in inches) to get a cost per square inch.
Every sheet's price is on its product page, and the amount you pay is always the one shown in your cart and at checkout.
Empty space costs the same as printed space
Every square inch you leave blank is paid for but not used, so a half-empty sheet costs twice as much per design as the same sheet filled.
Grouping a team roster, a season of designs or a mix of sizes onto one sheet makes the most of it, as long as you fill the sheet you choose.
Build it or upload it
Lay your designs out in the online builder from the gang-sheet product page, or upload a sheet you have already laid out. Either way, you choose the sheet length first.
When to order by size instead
If you need only one or two small transfers and do not want to think about layout, order DTF transfers by size and skip the sheet. If you are printing for a team, a store or an event, a gang sheet lets you put it all on one order.