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Understanding Color Gamut for DTF Heat Transfer Printing

In this episode of the DTF Color Masterclass, we break down one of the most misunderstood—but critical—concepts in apparel printing: Color Gamut. What is a gamut? Why does it matter for DTF? And how does it affect the colors your customers actually see on their shirts? We’ll show you the difference between RGB and CMYK gamuts, explain what’s really happening when colors shift from screen to print, and help you understand why your eyes often “forgive” small mismatches. You'll also learn what tools to use, how to spot bad color advice, and when it’s time to dial in precision for brand-critical jobs. Whether you're designing in Canva or Illustrator, sending files to a print partner, or running your own DTF equipment, this episode gives you practical, no-fluff knowledge that will help you deliver better color, avoid costly mistakes, and grow customer trust. Topics covered: RGB vs. CMYK color gamuts What colors are actually printable Why screen colors don’t always match fabric Delta E and what “noticeable difference” really means Choosing the right tools for the job When to keep it simple — and when to dial it in This isn’t theory for theory’s sake. It’s real-world, production-ready insight from the team at DMandprints. 🎨 Ready to level up your color game? Let’s go. This video explains what a colour gamut is, relating specifically to DTF printing. Understanding different color spaces is important for color accuracy in direct to film printer applications, especially when considering wide color gamut, so watch to learn more! 👍 *Like, comment, and subscribe* for weekly deep dives and cheat-sheet videos on everything DTF — from color accuracy to gang sheeting tricks.