Ski team crewneck with a full-color transfer print

Heat Press and DTF Tuba City AZ for Teams and Rosters

Heat press Tuba City AZ teams use for names and numbers, plus full color DTF transfers with no per-color charge. Replacements stay on file all season.

Rosters Change, and Transfers Handle That

A roster is never final. A player moves up, a new student joins the team, a jersey gets lost. Heat pressed names and numbers handle all of that without making a new screen.

That is why a school team on Warrior Drive or across the street at Greyhills uses transfers for the back of a shirt and keeps the front as a screen print or leaves it blank.

Retail rack of printed hoodies, tees and caps in the Mountain T's shop

Where Transfers Beat a Screen

We will also tell you when a screen is the better call.

Names and numbersEvery player gets a different back. Pressing each one means no new screen for every name on the roster.
Full color artDTF transfers print the full color design with no per-color charge. A mascot with a gradient is easier this way.
Season replacementsIf a Warrior or a Knight outgrows a jersey, we press a new one from the art on file.
When a screen winsFor 50 matching spirit shirts with one design, screen printing costs less per piece. We say so in the quote.

Local Teams Use This Work Differently

Tuba City High School

The Warrior colors are green and white. Numbers in a contrasting color stay readable on a green jersey.

Greyhills Academy

The Knights wear black, silver and teal. A silver number on black reads clearly under gym lights.

Youth and Club Programs

Running clubs, rodeo groups and youth leagues usually need names and ages across a mixed roster.

Event Crews

Volunteer and staff shirts for a fair or a run can carry a role on the back, like Medical or Registration.

How a Roster Gets Pressed

  1. Send the ListNames, numbers and sizes in a simple spreadsheet or even an email. Spelling is the place most errors begin.
  2. Choose the StyleHeat transfer vinyl for crisp lettering, or DTF when the art has color. We recommend one based on the garment.
  3. Approve the ProofThe proof arrives by email after you approve the order. Read every name aloud before you sign off.
  4. Keep It on FileYour art and layout stay on file, so adding a player in midseason is a short email.

A Basketball Roster in the Cold Months

A coach in Tuba City has fourteen names and a gym schedule that starts after the first frost. She sends the list by email, the sizes and the team colors. Everything is pressed in one run, with every number matched to a person.

Two weeks into the season a new student joins. The coach writes back with one name, and the shirt is pressed from the saved layout. Nobody needs a new screen and nobody waits on a whole team order.

Heat Press Jobs We Take

  • Names and numbers for team shirts
  • Full color DTF transfers
  • Heat transfer vinyl lettering
  • Volunteer role shirts
  • Fun run and event staff shirts
  • Youth league rosters
  • Replacement jerseys
  • Warm-up tees with names

Heat Press Tuba City Questions

What is DTF?

Direct to film. A full color design is printed onto a film and pressed onto the garment, with no charge per color.

Do I need 24 pieces for heat press work?

The 24 piece minimum belongs to screen printing. Ask for a quote on your count and we will tell you what applies.

Can you add one name later?

Yes. Your layout stays on file, so replacements and additions are simple.

How long does a roster order take?

About 10 to 12 business days counted from proof approval.

How do I know the names are right?

The proof arrives by email after approval, and nothing is pressed until you sign off.

Is heat press durable?

Properly pressed transfers hold through a season of washing. We will say if a screen print is the stronger choice.

Do you use school logos?

Only artwork you send and have the right to use.

Send Us the Roster

Names, numbers, sizes and a date. We will return a quote, then a proof.

Mountain T's, 2 S Beaver St Suite 141, Flagstaff, AZ 86001. (928) 913-0881. Open Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 4:30pm. Friday by appointment.