Printable HTV

PU material has moderate thickness, a smooth surface, and good elasticity, providing a firm yet soft feel when worn and resisting peeling after many washes. It is a suitable choice for fashion, sports, and streetwear due to its modern, neat aesthetic compared to traditional sewn labels.

PU Metallic heat transfer labels are a PU material line combined with a metallic shimmer effect, pressed directly onto fabric using heat and high pressure to create a striking, premium appearance. The material has moderate thickness, a smooth, shiny metallic surface, and good elasticity, helping logos or patterns maintain sharpness during use. PU Metallic is suitable for fashion, sports, and streetwear thanks to its ability to create a modern accent while ensuring durability and a soft feel on fabric.

Silicone heat transfer labels are a premium line made from soft, elastic silicone material, pressed directly onto fabric using heat and high pressure. The material has a pronounced thickness, a smooth matte surface, and a soft touch, creating a luxurious 3D effect for the product. Silicone offers stretchability, crack resistance, and good washability, making it suitable for sports fashion, outdoor wear, and apparel lines requiring high durability and a prominent brand accent.

Glitter heat transfer labels are a line using glitter-coated material, pressed directly onto fabric with heat and high pressure to create a striking, light-catching effect. The material has moderate thickness, a rough metallic surface, and good adhesion to fabric. Glitter makes designs more prominent, personalized, and fashionable, suitable for apparel, performances, streetwear, or products requiring strong visual impact.

Sublimation printing is a technology that uses a digital printer to spray specialized sublimation ink onto a thin transfer paper. Then, under the pressure of a high-temperature heat press, this ink layer vaporizes and penetrates deeply, bonding tightly into the individual fabric fibers to create a sharp, vibrant image.

Embossed UV heat transfer (commonly known as 3D UV DTF for fabric) is a breakthrough technology that combines digital UV ink with a specialized heat transfer adhesive film. The printer sprays multiple overlapping layers of UV ink onto a PET film to build up thickness (a 3D embossed effect) and applies a glossy coating (varnish) on top. Finally, the entire print is transferred onto the fabric surface using the pressure and high temperature of a heat press, creating incredibly sharp, embossed logos and patterns.