Heat Transfers

Heat transfers consist of an image printed in reverse (i.e. mirrored) and applied to a piece of high release transfer paper. The image is usually printed onto the paper with special inks which have the characteristics of being flexible enough for stretching and durable enough for wear. The image is applied to these items using a heat press machine which uses high temperature and pressure to transfer the ink from the paper to the garment. The process of transferring an image from the paper to the garment takes about 15-20 seconds and does not require a drying or curing process once applied.

We use the latest German paper (and not cheap Chinese/Indian alternatives) along with the latest american-made machines. This combination overcomes all the problems associated with this technology, such as peeling on washing and cracking up of the design.