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You can deduct a wide variety of business-related costs including consumables like DTF ink, PET film, and TPU adhesive powder. Additionally, you can deduct equipment costs, platform fees from sites like Etsy or Shopify, and a portion of your home expenses if you have a dedicated home office space.

Cold temperatures often cause DTF ink, especially white ink, to increase in viscosity (thickness). This thickened ink struggles to pass through the printhead nozzles properly, which leads to poor ink deposition, nozzle clogs, and visible banding or light spots in your final output.

You should choose DTF transfers when your design requires high complexity, such as photorealistic images, fine gradients, or intricate shadows that embroidery cannot replicate. DTF is also the ideal choice when you need a low-cost, fast-turnaround solution for small runs or one-off event apparel without the high minimum order quantities required for custom patches.

Garments stored in cold, unheated areas often absorb significant ambient moisture. Extending the pre-press cycle to 6–8 seconds is necessary to fully remove this trapped moisture, which is critical for ensuring proper ink adhesion to the fabric.