Justdoit - T-shirt Print

Turn your favorite design into a unique 3D T-shirt 👕🖨️

These thin and flexible 3D prints are designed to be heat-transferred directly onto fabric using a household iron. The result is a durable and eye-catching 3D design that combines modern 3D printing technology with fashion.

Instructions 🛠️👕

1. Download the model and open it in Bambu Studio 💻
2. Print the model using the recommended settings and carefully remove it from the build plate.

⚠️ Handle with care — the model is extremely thin (approximately 0.3 mm) and may tear or deform if bent too aggressively.

1. Prepare your ironing area:
   • Place the T-shirt on an ironing board or a flat heat-resistant surface.
   • Set your iron to a very high temperature (almost maximum heat, without steam) 🔥
   • Allow the iron to fully preheat before starting.
2. Position the printed model on the desired area of the T-shirt and cover it with baking/parchment paper 📄
3. Apply firm pressure with the preheated iron for 15–20 seconds.
   • For larger designs, move the iron slowly and evenly to ensure the entire model receives sufficient heat.
   • Maintain consistent pressure throughout the process. ⏱️
4. Allow the area to cool for a few seconds, then carefully remove the paper.

✅ The model should remain attached to the fabric while the paper lifts away easily.

1. (Optional) Turn the T-shirt inside out and iron the reverse side of the applied design for an additional 5–10 seconds to improve adhesion. 👕✨

Important ⚠️

• Always use the iron at a very high temperature (near maximum setting) and with the steam function turned off.
• Insufficient heat or pressure may result in poor adhesion to the fabric.
• Test on a small area first if using delicate or heat-sensitive fabrics.

Care Instructions 🧼

• Wash garments at temperatures not exceeding 50°C (122°F).
• Turn the T-shirt inside out before washing whenever possible.
• Avoid bleach and aggressive washing programs.
• Do not tumble dry at high temperatures.

⚠️ Washing or drying at excessive temperatures may cause the 3D print to loosen or peel from the fabric over time.