Gioclone

Hello Guys,

I got an order on doing some(10) hoodys for a school team.

I am putting vinyl in front, sides, and back.

Any tips of how to do this on a 16x20 press?

I got the designs done, and have done front and back, but the arms I may need some tips on getting it done right.

Thanks,

Giovanni

 

Reply With Quote

mycraftytoys

I use a teflon pillow in the sleeve to do mine. also in the body of the hoodie so that I make sure the viny had good even pressure. Good luck. Lisa

 

Reply With Quote

MoHntr

I cut a new mousepad to size for the sleeves and slip it inside to press on.

 

Reply With Quote

Gioclone

I got some foam from vapor. would that work?

 

Reply With Quote

timkaz227

I'm also new to heat pressing. I just made a hoody for myself as practice w/ no problems. Why do you need the pillow, etc...?

 

Reply With Quote

ggraphics

The pillow comes in most handy when you're pressing...say...a name on the back of a 3 button placket polo. If you didn't have the support there, you would brobably have pressure issues because the press can't lay flat on the vinyl. As for the sleeve, it helps give it some shape for placement.

 

Reply With Quote

rgdelrosario

Any body know of a good supplier for high quality hoodies? Also ... I'm trying to figure out where Blac Label Premium got their hoodies to throw designs on ... any ideas?

Dream Forever Hoodie - Blac Label Premium

Detroit Motors Metal Hoodie - Blac Label Premium

 

Reply With Quote