110 T-Shirts (standard HTV, 10" × 12")
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Result
10 × 12 = 120 in² × 10 × 1.15 waste = 13,800 in² = 95.8 ft² / 144 = 9.58 ft².
HTV Needed
1.0 ft²
Linear
1.0 ft
Cost
$1
Qty
1



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Result
10 × 12 = 120 in² × 10 × 1.15 waste = 13,800 in² = 95.8 ft² / 144 = 9.58 ft².
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Result
10 × 10 = 100 in² × 5 × 1.15 = 575 in² = 3.99 ft².
A standard t-shirt front design (10" × 12") needs about 1.15 ft² of HTV including 15% weeding waste. From a 12" roll, that is 11.5 linear inches. Multi-color designs need separate sheets for each color.
Standard HTV needs 305°F for 15 seconds with medium pressure. Glitter HTV needs 320°F for 20 seconds. Specialty types like puff require higher temperatures (340°F) to activate the raising effect.
| HTV Type | Temp | Time | Peel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 305°F | 15 sec | Warm |
| Glitter | 320°F | 20 sec | Cold |
| Flock | 305°F | 20 sec | Cold |
| Puff | 340°F | 12 sec | Warm |
Yes, always mirror (flip horizontally) your design before cutting. HTV is applied face-down with the carrier sheet on top, so the design must be reversed to read correctly after pressing.
Standard HTV costs about $0.80/ft², so a single t-shirt design costs roughly $0.92. Specialty types like glitter ($1.50/ft²), foil ($2.20/ft²), and glow-in-dark ($3.00/ft²) increase costs 2–4x.
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