Price range: $1.00 through $4.00
Pen Wraps For Epoxy Finished Pens!
Sized to fit the InkJoy Papermate pens, but may fit other pens as well!
Material: Matte Vinyl (NOT PAPER!)
Wraps come in 1.5 inch x 4.75 Inch strips.
Since all of our printed vinyl is printed on demand, processing time is 3-7 business days. (Does not include weekends, holidays and shipping time.)
**Please note that colors may vary slightly from photos due to different monitor settings**
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From: $50.00 / month
SHIPS BETWEEN THE 5TH & 10TH EACH MONTH
No Box – No Frills – Just The Money Makers
5 THEMED TRANSFER PACKS
10 TRANSFERS PER SET
8 SINGLE COLOR – 2 FULL COLOR
40 new single color screen print transfers
10 new full color screen print transfers
50 transfers total! Click here to view a sneak!
20% off transfers from the box all month long
Boxes will ship between the 5th and 10th of each month
Renews every month on the 25th if you choose the autorenew option
*COUPONS DO NOT APPLY*
*SHIPS SEPARATELY $9.95 PRIORITY USPS – CANNOT COMBINE SHIPPING WITH OTHER TRANSFERS*
***WARNING*** If you have other items in your cart, adding this as a pre-order to your cart will CLEAR your cart! So be sure to check out with your other goodies first!
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Price range: $19.00 through $39.00
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Options:
Digital: E-mailed after purchase
200+ Page Planner with planning tips and suggestions for every holiday & fun date of the year!
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PDF Format – Compatible with Goodnotes App (Apple) and Adobe Reader!
Physical:
200+ Page Planner with planning tips and suggestions for every holiday & fun date of the year!
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Physical & Digital:
Both Digital and Physical versions!
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Creators Bundle:
Both Digital and Physical versions! ($108 Value)
100+ Editable Social Media Graphics ($50 Value)
100+ page Promotion Planner And Organizer for big sales (pink/black Friday, back to school, etc), subscription boxes, and monthly promotions ($15 Value)
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Please Note:
- $9.95 USPS Priority Shipping for physical version and cannot be combined with other items
- Coupons CANNOT Be Used towards the purchase of this planner.
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Price range: $10.00 through $50.00
Upgrade Your Package Inserts With Your CUSTOM Logo Sticker Cards!!
Size: 4×5 approximately
Material: 6mm Vinyl (NOT PAPER!)
Gloss Option is shiny and scratch resistant!
Matte Option is smooth, scratch resistant and glare free!
Both options are weatherproof and waterproof! Which means your customers can use these on tumblers or cars without a care!
Processing time: 5-7 business days. (Does not include weekends, holidays and shipping time.)
**Please note that colors may vary slightly from photos due to different monitor settings**
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Our leatherette hat patches are 2.5″, 3″ or 3.5″ (at widest part) and can be applied with E6000 or other adhesive. Need another size? Email us for a quote and custom listing!
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $32.00
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Gang Sheets:
Ganging sheets can save some serious $$$ when uploading your own files! We have created some templates for you to use so you don’t have to guess about the right size exporting! You will want to have Canva Pro to export as a transparent background, or you can choose below to have us export it for you! You just need to shoot us over the template link and we’ll get you all set! Canva Pro is an AMAZING business tool though, so it will definitely pay for itself! HoopMama Besties even have free Canva Trainings to help you learn more about it, too!
Templates:
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature Settings:
(Be sure to check your heat press with a temp gun often to make sure your heat reading is accurate)
Poly – 275° for 10 Seconds
Triblends – 275° for 10 seconds
50/50 – 300°- 315° for 12 seconds
Cotton – 325° for 15 seconds
60 PSI or HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
WE WILL NOT PRINT GRAPHICS THAT INCLUDE LICENSED CHARACTERS, CELEBRITIES, LOGOS, IMAGES, ETC. (DISNEY, PIXAR,NFL, MARVEL, NICK JR., LOUIS VUITTON, ETC.)
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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Price range: $0.75 through $4.75
What is DTF?
DTF stands for Direct to Film. A new technology in which designs are digitally printed onto special clear polyester films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. That powder requires curing. After curing, you can then heat press the transfer design directly onto your garment.
They can be made in single color or full color transfers. Similar to screen printing, full color transfers will be a little heavier than single color transfers due to the amount of ink used. However, our transfers are printed with large commercial printers and feel confident in saying that our transfers are some of the best on the market currently.
Application Instructions:
You must use a commercial heat press. Transfers need even and heavy pressure to adhere correctly. Therefore, home irons and easy presses will not work. Do NOT use pressing pillows or platen covers.
Temperature: 300°F – 325°F
Press For 10-15 Seconds
HIGH PRESSURE
Peel: WARM or cold. (Meaning… it doesn’t have to be ALL the way cold before peeling… just not hot hot or it may come away from the shirt)
REPRESS: With teflon sheet or parchment paper for 20 seconds
**Please note… these directions are starting points and depend on each individual heat press. It is best to start with some test prints to see the sweet spot on your press.
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