How it actually works
Your art prints in full color onto PET film, plus a white backing layer, so it pops on any garment color, no color separations needed.
Hot-melt adhesive powder sticks to the wet ink, then the film is baked until the adhesive turns tacky.
The film is positioned and pressed onto the garment at roughly 300°F for 10 to 15 seconds. Works on cotton, polyester, blends, almost anything.
The film peels away and the print stays behind: thin, flexible and stretchy, with a soft hand feel.
The press just opened. Drag to peel the film off the hoodie:
No screens means no setup fees, but screen printing gets cheaper per piece as quantity grows. Slide your run size:
Need 15 hoodies with a 5-color logo by Friday? This is the method. Past 4 to 6 dozen we'll requote on screen printing, which usually wins on price at volume.
