Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
I am new to the forum and cannot pull myself away from the website. I have created a new apparel line ( mostly tees) with a novelty edge to them. For the childrens line I am ready to start marketing the product to retailers. However, for my adult line I have a question. On these shirts will be an embroidered patch applique. I can have the applique's produced as "heat tranfer" for or embroidered form. Does it make a difference in quality how I apply these appiques to the garment? I am assumiong my cost will be less if I have them heat transfered applied. I am sure this is the first of MANY emails to come from me. I look forward to the journey
were are you getting the heat seal patches ? I have been looking myself. One lady I talked to said they had to be laser cut and she couldn't do that and then told me they still needed to be edge sewn too.
Hello everyone,
The embroidery patches are easy to apply on your t-shirt, you can use a home iron and turn up to cotton position(about 150-200 degree), then you can iron your embroidery patch on your t-shirt.
Re: Plastisol Transfers 
