Blank aprons for restaurants, cafés, bakeries, breweries, craft businesses and kitchen gifts: Liberty Bags cotton twill butcher and waist aprons and recycled cotton 5-pocket aprons, plus Big Accessories apron styles. Cotton twill and poly fabrics take DTF transfers well and hold up to frequent washing. Placement tip: on a bib apron, center an 8–10 inch graphic on the chest or sit a 3–4 inch logo above the pocket; on waist aprons print 3–5 inches on a pocket, and keep the ties and pocket edges off the platen.
Gang several designs on one sheet in the DTF gang sheet builder, or order DTF transfers by size.
Add transfers to your blanks
One checkout — blanks ship from the apparel warehouse, transfers from our print shop. Press them when both arrive.
DTF by Size
Upload one design, pick the print size and press it straight onto these blanks.
Start by size ›
Gang Sheet Builder
Drag & drop many designs onto one sheet — the lowest cost per print for a full run.
from $6.95Build a gang sheet ›
UV DTF Gang Sheets
For tumblers, hard goods and accessories — not for fabric. Pair with your merch drop.
from $4.99Open UV builder ›
Aprons FAQ
Do DTF transfers work on tote bags and canvas?
Yes. Cotton canvas and cotton totes are a great DTF surface — flat, seam-free print zones that hold a transfer well. Non-woven and coated polyester bags can work too but need lower heat; check the material on the product page and test one piece first.
Is there a minimum order for blank bags?
No. Order a single bag or hundreds — there is no minimum quantity.
Can I mix styles, sizes and colors in one order?
Yes. Any mix of styles, sizes and colors can go in the same order, together with your transfers.
How do blank bags ship?
Blanks ship separately from our apparel warehouse via UPS — a flat $29.90 per blank order, free when the blanks total is over $275. Alaska, Hawaii and US territories ship at a flat $199. Transfers ship from our print shop in a separate package.
Which bags print best?
Flat-bottom canvas totes and cinch bags give the largest, flattest print area. Bags with zippers, pockets or thick seams in the print zone are harder to press evenly.
More questions? See our heat press guide or contact us.
