Gem Transfers

Do you recall ruining a perfect white t-shirt with a transfer design that peeled off in the first wash? Or do you remember spending hours ironing on a design only to have it crack and fade within weeks? Getting the right transfer design can either make or break your custom clothing project. Getting Started with Transfer Types Different projects need different types of transfers. For example, when working on regular, everyday t-shirts, Iron on Transfers for T-shirts work okay both for light and dark fabric. They may be applied right at home and survive many washings provided they are selected correctly. It's just a matter of matching the transfer type with your fabric and intended use. Quality Matters The quality of your transfer design will pretty much impact how long it lasts. Heat-resistant inks and sturdy adhesives are what make the difference between a design that lasts years and one that falls apart quickly. Be sure to examine the temperature requirements and washing instruct...

Do you ever wonder why some customized t-shirts look so great while others fade easily after some wash? The answer lies in the manufacturing process. We will now find out why this transfer by size of custom t-shirts, excluding other customization methods, becomes the favorite of most. Easy to Use Another major feature of iron-on transfers is their incredibly easy application. You don't have to break the bank on equipment or be some genius to affix them. A plain, blank T-shirt can be transformed into a work of art using only an iron and a flat surface. This makes it simple for both the beginner crafter and the elder crafter. It's very simple: choose your design, print it on transfer paper, cut it out, and apply it to your T-shirt. Add a little heat with an iron, then tear off the backing. And you'll have a one-of-a-kind garment in minutes. Such simplicity allows for a fast production shirt or a dozen. Versatility in Design Iron-on transfers offer almost limitless design opt...