While watching the Winter Olympics this weekend, take a closer look at the logos on the uniforms and garments worn by the athletes- they may seem a bit familiar. Our sponsor companies’ products can be seen all over the slopes, ice and village. Here are just a few examples of using digital heat transfers to decorate some items other than hockey sweaters and sweatshirts. These garments were decorated using full color, digital transfers. From Marc DiSchiavi, a sales representative from [...]

Using a Quick Slip Pad Protector cuts down on the everyday wear and tear on the lower platen of your heat press. -They are available in 15×15, 16×16 and 16×20 sizes. -Protects the edges of your lower platen from wearing down -Teflon coated for easy cleaning

When heat printing, it’s important to have a flat, even surface so the transfer is applied with direct and even temperature and pressure. Some garments are made with heavy seams, buttons, snaps or zippers that prevent that flat surface. Use a teflon pillow on the inside of the garment so the seams, buttons and snaps can sink into the foam, creating an even surface to help your heat press evenly apply your transfer.

In this video, we go through the steps for sewing out a an applique design on a button down jersey.