Particle sparkle
Visible texture and many small light points for bold names, numbers and accents.
Glitter heat transfers scatter light through textured particles; foil heat transfers create a flatter metallic field. Select the finish by brand intent, garment behaviour, artwork scale and the evidence required for a wholesale program.



Visible texture and many small light points for bold names, numbers and accents.
A smoother reflective impression suited to decisive shapes and premium highlights.
Printed colour can carry detail while a special finish defines the focal area.
Rhinestones provide dimensional sparkle when a raised effect is preferred.
Compare the intensity, spread and direction of reflected light.
Approve thickness, texture and flexibility on the intended fabric.
Evaluate opacity and shade over light and dark garments.
Confirm that text and shapes remain recognizable at retail distance.
Review narrow strokes at the actual finished size.
Keep internal spaces open after production tolerances are considered.
Do not assume tiny distressed marks will reproduce as drawn.
Show alignment when glitter or foil works with another colour layer.
Clarify intended edges, traps and visible base garment areas.
Our current catalog does not label a dedicated foil-transfer SKU in this reference set. These images are adjacent glitter, print and rhinestone constructions used to discuss visual direction before an exact project sample.





Record fabric weight, stretch, dye and any garment finish. Approve surface appearance and bond after application.
Heat sensitivity, moisture finishes and elasticity require an exact material test before a production claim is made.
Seams, curves, linings and hardware can block even pressure. Identify the usable application area in the brief.
Choose the finish family under relevant light.
Confirm dimensions, minimum detail and colours.
Use the actual or representative garment.
Record the project method and observed result.
Lock the appearance, recipe and packing revision.
These live records help compare surface effects. They are not presented as exact foil-transfer SKUs; the final foil or glitter construction is defined in your quote and approved sample.



Use project guidance for interleaving, environment and shelf life.
Keep the decorative face clean and follow the issued cover method.
Release care language only after the exact combination is tested.
Label design, colour, size, lot and instruction revision.
Glitter creates a textured sparkle made from many reflective particles. Foil produces a smoother metallic or mirror-like field. Exact hand and reflectivity depend on the approved construction.
Mixed effects can be evaluated, but artwork, layer order and application compatibility need a project sample before bulk production.
Bold, well-spaced shapes usually show the finish clearly. Very fine lines, tight counters and distressed details should be reviewed at true size.
No. Fibre, coating, stretch, dye behaviour, seams and heat sensitivity can change the result, so test the actual garment or representative material.
Follow the instruction approved for the transfer and garment combination. Do not publish generic wash claims before testing the exact project.
Send artwork, dimensions, chosen finish, garment, quantities by version, application responsibility, packing, destination and required date.
Send artwork, dimensions, garment, target appearance, quantities, packing and destination.