This method is far superior to the print at home iron on sheets. Those are stiff and inflexible. These feel like professionally printed shirts. The prints weren't expensive and the application takes just minutes. The longest bit was waiting on the prints to be delivered.

The process is digital design on Canva (this was drawn by me in the app) and then ordering Direct to Film (DTF) transfers from Ninja Transfers. The ink is laid on the DTF sheet in reverse and then I pressed the ink into the shirts with an iron. A tshirt press would be the ideal way to press them.

She's adopted. But don't mention it.