Embrace your wild western side with our Shoulda Been a Cowgirl DTF Transfer. Featuring a vintage-inspired graphic of a cowgirl riding her horse through the desert landscape, this design is perfect for anyone who dreams of the western lifestyle.
Product Features:
- Western-Inspired Design: Classic desert scene with cactus, mountains, and a bold "Shoulda Been a Cowgirl" statement.
- Premium Quality: High-quality DTF transfer ensures durability and a soft feel on fabrics.
- Easy to Apply: Designed for heat press application, perfect for beginners and experienced creators.
- Versatile Use: Great for t-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, and more—ideal for rodeo fans, country girls, and western wear lovers.
- Flexible Ordering: No minimum order required, with free shipping on orders over $75.
Application Instructions:
Follow our simple pressing guide for flawless application every time. Designed for cold peel application for ease and precision.
Perfect for:
- Country and western lovers
- Rodeo and horse lovers
- Creating custom cowgirl-themed apparel
Channel your inner cowgirl with the Shoulda Been a Cowgirl DTF Transfer. Perfect for adding a bold western vibe to your custom creations!
The watermark will not print on your ordered transfers.
You are purchasing a direct-to-film transfer that requires a heat press for application. If this is your first time ordering or you're working with new fabric, we recommend ordering a couple of extra transfers to test for optimal time, temperature, and pressure settings, as each heat press may vary.
This film is a "cold peel," meaning the film must be completely cool before peeling it away from the design.
Refer to the How to Press section for detailed instructions.
The watermark will not print on your ordered files.
You are purchasing a direct to film transfer that will require the use of a heat press. If this is your first time ordering from us or you are working with new fabric, we do recommend ordering a couple extra transfers so that you can determine the optimal time, temperature and pressure setting as each heat press does vary.
The film is a “cold peel” which means the film needs to be completely cool before attempting to peel the film away from the design.
Refer to the How to Press section for more details instructions.
