We offer a vast range of clothing options using three distinct media types:

• Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)
• Sublimation
• Direct-to-Film (DTF)*

Each has its own benefits and drawbacks depenging on your requirments

Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTF)

Heat vinyl uses a specialist film that is heated until it bonds into the outer fibers of the garment, leaving a slightly raised finish. It tends to be the most cost-effective option for simple graphics, though multi-coloured designs require layering, which can make the garment feel heavier. It also tends not to be as resilient to repeated wear and high-temperature washing. It is typically used for festival t-shits, hen and stag party gear, fancy dress, and sports clothing.

Sublimation

Sublimation is a printing method where a design is printed with specialist inks onto a transfer sheet and heat-pressed into the garment. This creates a chemical reaction that infuses the ink directly into the fabric, leaving a completely flat texture where the fibres themselves are dyed. This process works best on light-coloured, high-polyester fabrics and produces a smooth, permanent finish.

DTF

Direct-to-Film involves printing directly onto a specialised film substrate which is then heat-transferred to the garment. The primary benefit is that the transfer is applied as a single piece that will not peel or crack easily. It supports full, vibrant colours and can be applied seamlessly to dark and light garments alike.

Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

*We are currently preparing to invest in our own DTF Print setup; in the meantime, we offer this service via reliable trade partners.