There’s nothing more frustrating than a heat transfer that doesn’t stick when you apply it, or falls off later. Jason Murphy, SanMar’s decoration expert, brings you a few ways to ensure a successful heat transfer application.
There are many accessories available to help you successfully heat transfer garments with zippers, buttons or heat-sensitive trims. The key is raising the pressed area higher than any obstructions.
Polyester is more sensitive to heat than cotton, which makes heat pressing on polyester fabrics tricky. Here are a few ways to make it less of a challenge.
SanMar decoration guru Jason Murphy breaks down the basics of the heat transfer process, from the different types of heat transfer materials to troubleshooting the process along the way.
Join us as SanMar decoration guru Jason Murphy shares some of the latest decoration trends, techniques and tips with product experts Holly Rox and Brandon Kerr.
Learn ways to avoid causing heat press marks from our decoration expert, Jason Murphy.
In this video, we teamed up with Stahls to showcase how to heat transfer on nylon to get the best results
Our decoration experts join us to talk about what’s trending in decoration and to give us some expert tips.
A great alternative when decorating a bag is to use a digital heat transfer. Brayden Jessen from Zome Design explains why and how heat transfers have been so successful for him.
Brayden Jessen, from Zome Design, shares some best practices for heat transferring flock onto hats.