We have four heat press stations for sublimation, digital transfer and vinyl applique. Each applied technique offers a different look as well as price point.
place & align |
press & heat |
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types of heat press applications
sublimation
A unique printing process that first involves printing onto a special sheet of paper, then transferring that image onto material (usually polyester or a polyester mix). The ink is then heated until it disintegrates into the fabric for a soft feel. This means the dye is now actually part of the make-up of the fabric, which is why the design doesn’t bleed out in the wash, doesn't crack, peel or fade.
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partial sub
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This entire garment is sublimated. The blue, grey, flag, & letters are all sublimated onto a white garment.
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This garment shows just a full chest imprint area sublimated onto a grey shirt.
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digital transfer
Stunning, full color high-definition logos and designs are printed onto special clear films using digital water-based inks and a powder adhesive coating. The film is then laid onto the garment and heat pressed directly onto the garment. Offered in a variety of finishes and materials to suit your design; bright and vivid, soft opaque or even glitter. No screens or art separations required.
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MINIMUMS
We are proud to own and operate state-of-the-art equipment. Our machines are engineered to maximize production, which means efficiencies and optimal pricing begins at the minimums you see below. Our production floor is not setup for smaller, low quantity orders and with these minimums we can stay competitive with our pricing.
SCREEN PRINT: 24 PIECES |
EMBROIDERY: 12 PIECES |
HEAT PRESS: 12 PIECES |
Garment Color(s) are not considered in our minimums. Minimums are set per decoration type. For example; Two differently colored T-Shirts getting the same design screen printed at a qty of 12 of each color, will hit our minimum order of 24.