Detailed description
Three decisions fix the price of this item: the material, the attachment method and the artwork. Change any one and the tooling, the minimum and the lead time all move with it.
Where it is used
Typical work is team and club kit, workwear and uniform programmes, promotional apparel, and retail branding on bags and caps. The garment decides the attachment: stretch fabrics take heat transfer, heavy woven takes a sewn edge, and anything that cannot be ironed takes an adhesive backing.
The material question
The construction is made to artwork, so the material and the attachment method are agreed before tooling rather than described in a catalogue. Send the drawing and the fabric it goes on and the construction follows from those two facts.
How it is quoted
Sampling takes seven days from approved artwork, and the sample is produced with the production tooling rather than by hand, so what you approve is what the run produces. Bulk runs fifteen to twenty-five days after approval.
What ships with the goods
Packing is polybag plus export carton, with designs bagged separately inside the carton. That is what keeps a six-design order from arriving as one mixed bag.
Checking it on arrival
Press one piece onto the actual fabric with your own settings before the run starts. The failure mode on transfers is almost always the press, not the film, and it is cheaper to find that on one piece than on five hundred.
If the attachment method is open, send a sample of the garment and we will tell you which of the three constructions will survive its wash cycle.
