Discuss the various finishing services that can help showcase your brand. Topics include custom neck tag labels, hang tags, garment washes, folding, bagging and even shipment/packaging options.
Ah, yes I meant inkjet. I notice that a lot of larger companies are using transfers on their product. After a few washes the smaller letters seem to peel off. It must be a huge cost difference or some benefit I am missing...
Heat transfers with an adhesive backing are as good as a screen print. Screen printing a label is very expensive, heat transfers are a more cost-efficient and a more logical step for shirt indentification.
Almost all major retailers are turning to tagless labeling for their shirt identification. And these tagless labels are plastisol heat transfers.
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Heat transfers with an adhesive backing are as good as a screen print. Screen printing a label is very expensive, heat transfers are a more cost-efficient and a more logical step for shirt indentification.
Almost all major retailers are turning to tagless labeling for their shirt identification. And these tagless labels are plastisol heat transfers.
This coming from a heat transfer guy? lol
Screen printing a label is not expensive, it is probably more cost efficient depending on your quantity of prints.
Using plastisol transfers are fine, but it creates a two part process instead of directly screen printing.
Screen printing a label is not expensive, it is probably more cost efficient depending on your quantity of prints.
Let's put some numbers out there, I spend about .50 per print on screen printed labels right now for QTY under 200. Higher QTY over 500 and its about .20.
Let's put some numbers out there, I spend about .50 per print on screen printed labels right now for QTY under 200. Higher QTY over 500 and its about .20.
This is for a 1-color 3" x X" print.
3 inches by what?
If you have a heat press, you can bring down your per label cost to less that 2 cents with platisol transfers.
Screen Print Label or Heat Transfer? 
