Order custom heat transfer logo prints as a controlled production system: artwork output, white underbase, PET carrier, adhesive, cut format and press recipe. We support bulk DTF transfers and PET film heat transfers for full-colour apparel graphics, names, logos and collection drops.
ArtworkTrue-size output
ColourProcess + underbase
FormatCut or gang sheet
ReleasePress-tested sample
Full colourGradients reviewed at size
Any formatWithin quoted print limits
Bulk runsTiered by artwork and quantity
Ready to pressIssued application recipe
TraceableJob, lot and pack codes
ART-01Editable vector or high-resolution transparent rasterRequired
SIZE-02Exact printed width, height and orientationRequired
COLOR-03Colour intent, garment colour and underbase needsReview
REV-04Unique revision for every changed output fileControl
Colour build
Separate image colour from garment opacity
A screen preview cannot show how white ink, adhesive and fabric colour interact after pressing.
PASS 01
Image data
Preserve edges, gradients, transparency and intended detail.
PASS 02
White underbase
Set opacity support for dark and coloured garments.
PASS 03
Adhesive coverage
Keep bonding support aligned without dirty halos.
PASS 04
Applied proof
Approve colour on the production-equivalent garment.
Sheet utilization
Choose individual cuts or a gang-sheet workflow
Print reference wall
See print, detail, carrier and decorated result
Printed graphic detailCarrier and registrationMixed print referenceReady-to-press formatApplied result and scaleThin-film label comparison
Press lane
Make the application recipe executable
Issue one controlled instruction for the approved transfer and garment combination.
01
Pre-check
Fabric, seam and placement.
02
Pre-press
Moisture and surface.
03
Position
Orientation and support.
04
Press
Time, heat, pressure.
05
Peel
Issued timing and angle.
06
Finish
Second press if specified.
07
Cool
Rest before stacking.
Quality gates
Inspect both unpressed stock and finished garments
Print face
Colour, detail, opacity, pinholes and contamination.
Carrier
Flatness, release behavior, registration and handling damage.
Adhesive
Coverage, clean boundary and powder residue where applicable.
Application
Bond, edge, surface, garment mark and placement.
Care result
Lift, cracking, colour change and distortion at agreed cycles.
Traceability
Artwork code, size, lot, pack count and press recipe revision.
Storage and packing
Protect the transfers before they reach the press
Carrier condition and adhesive cleanliness can be lost through poor sorting, humidity, dust, bending or excessive stacking. Define the receiving workflow in the packing brief.
Unit format
Individual cut, strip, gang sheet or nested set.
Pack count
Fixed transfers per bag or sheet group with count label.
Separation
Interleaving and face orientation where required.
Identification
Artwork, size, colour, lot and press instruction revision.
Storage
Supplier guidance for temperature, humidity, light and shelf handling.
Database print shelf
Current printed and ready-to-press references
Live cards use active catalog names, codes, materials, MOQs and pricing.
MOQ and unit price respond to print area, ink coverage, sheet use, artwork count, size split, cutting, packing and destination. Dates begin after proof and sample decisions are complete.
List quantity for every artwork and size.
Choose cuts or gang-sheet delivery.
State garment colours and fabric groups.
Approve a production-equivalent press sample.
Confirm packing, destination and required arrival.
What is supplied with a PET film heat transfer print?
The decoration is supplied on a PET carrier in the approved sheet or individual-cut format. The quote should identify print system, carrier, adhesive layer, cut format, peel route and application instructions.
Are PET film transfers the same as DTF transfers?
PET film is the carrier used in many transfer systems, while DTF commonly describes a particular direct-to-film print process. Use the supplier construction name and approved sample rather than treating every PET-carried print as identical.
Can full-colour iron on logo prints for clothing include gradients and small details?
They can be evaluated from production artwork. Minimum line, text size, white underbase, halftone treatment and output resolution should be confirmed on a true-size proof and press sample.
How should bulk DTF transfers be packed?
Specify individual cuts or gang sheets, separator needs, orientation, count per pack, humidity protection, carton labels and storage conditions. Packing should match the receiving press workflow.
What artwork files are best for custom logo prints?
Vector files are preferred for logos; high-resolution raster art may be accepted for photographic work. Supply output dimensions, colour intent, transparent areas, garment colour and a named revision.
How are press settings and wash performance approved?
Apply the actual bulk-equivalent print to representative garments with the issued recipe, then follow the agreed care test. Keep the approved garment, settings and transfer lot together as the production reference.
Send a print-ready production brief
Include artwork, output size, garment, colour, quantities, pack format and delivery point.
Custom manufacturing support
Request a B2B Quote
Tell us about your bulk order and our team will review the specifications, pricing and sample options.
