DTF Transfers on Net 30 Terms for Business Customers
For a print shop or apparel brand, cash flow can be as important as price. You pay for transfers now, but your own customer might not pay you for weeks. Net 30 payment terms close that gap. If you buy DTF transfers regularly, it is worth understanding what Net 30 means and how to set it up with your supplier.
What Net 30 means
Net 30 is a common business payment term. It means the full amount is due within 30 days. Instead of paying at checkout, an approved business places the order and pays on terms. It is a way of building a working relationship: the supplier extends a little trust, and the buyer gets room to match what they spend with what they collect.
Why it helps print shops and brands
Production work often has a lag. You buy transfers, press them, deliver the finished garments and then wait to get paid. Net 30 terms let that cycle line up better, so a large order does not have to sit on a credit card or tie up cash you need for payroll and blanks. It also makes repeat ordering easier, because your team can place orders as the work comes in.
How to ask for Net 30 at All Day DTF
At All Day DTF, Net 30 terms are available upon request and approval for business customers. They are not automatic, so the first step is to contact us. Call 402-405-6090 or email sales@alldaydtf.com, tell us about your business and roughly how much you expect to order, and we will walk you through the approval process. If you are already weighing wholesale pricing, you can discuss both at the same time. Our post on what to look for in a wholesale DTF supplier covers the other questions worth asking.
Ordering once you are approved
Approved business accounts order the same way as everyone else. You can upload a gang sheet, build one in the online builder, or order individual designs with Image By Size. Business accounts can also choose local pickup at checkout if you are close to our Lincoln, Nebraska location, or have the order shipped.
Keeping terms simple on your side
A few habits make Net 30 work smoothly for any supplier. Track due dates so a payment never slips, order against real customer jobs so your spending stays tied to income, and keep your artwork files clean so the first print is the right print. Our guide to prepping artwork for DTF printing helps with that last part.
If your shop is ready to move past paying at every checkout, reach out and ask about terms. You can also read the rest of the answers on our DTF transfer FAQ.