What is the difference between high frequency and a heat transfer?

A heat transfer is a flat printed layer pressed onto the fabric. High frequency adds a pressed relief, so the artwork has a dimensional, moulded look on the same flexible film base. The guide below compares them.

Does it work on stretch fabrics?

The film base stays flexible, so it suits performance fabrics — but the fabric and the relief depth should be tested together. Send a test panel and we will confirm.

Can it be sewn on instead of pressed?

Yes. High frequency labels can be supplied for heat transfer or for sewing, depending on the garment.

What is the minimum order for custom high frequency labels?

1,000 pieces per design. The mould and set-up costs make smaller runs uneconomic, so 1,000 pieces is the practical minimum.

How long does sampling and bulk production take?

A physical sample takes 5–7 working days after artwork approval. Bulk production takes 14–16 working days after the sample is approved.

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High Frequency Labels & Patches

Bestrims is a Hong Kong manufacturer of high frequency labels and patches: printed film is pressed against an engraved mould so the artwork lifts into dimensional relief. Supplied for heat transfer or sewing.

BEST DREAM "SNIPER" Badge

High Frequency

BEST DREAM Camo Label

High Frequency

FLUX Life's A Hoot Patch

FREEDOM Reflective Label

Applications

Where high frequency labels are used.

High frequency labels give the dimensional look of a moulded badge on a film base: the artwork is printed, then pressed against an engraved mould so it lifts into relief.

Sportswear & outdoorRebranded film labels that stay flexible and light on the garment.
Performance outerwearDimensional branding without the weight or stiffness of a sewn badge.
Technical & reflective trimsReflective and printed layers that read clearly on the trim.
Bags & accessoriesLabels that sit flat on a panel but still carry relief detail.

Ordering

MOQ, sampling & lead time.

Base material	PU / TPU / PVC film
Finish	Printed, then high frequency relief
Attachment	Heat transfer or sew-on
Relief depth	Confirmed per artwork
MOQ	1,000 pcs per style
Sampling	5–7 working days
Bulk lead time	14–16 working days after sample approval
Artwork	Vector AI / EPS / PDF preferred

Every item is made to your artwork, with MOQ from 1,000 pcs per style and sampling in 5–7 working days. Send the design, the quantity and the fabric it will sit on, and we will confirm the specification, test requirements and price on the quotation.

Buyer questions

Frequently asked.

What is the difference between high frequency and a heat transfer?A heat transfer is a flat printed layer pressed onto the fabric. High frequency adds a pressed relief, so the artwork has a dimensional, moulded look on the same flexible film base. The guide below compares them.
Does it work on stretch fabrics?The film base stays flexible, so it suits performance fabrics — but the fabric and the relief depth should be tested together. Send a test panel and we will confirm.
Can it be sewn on instead of pressed?Yes. High frequency labels can be supplied for heat transfer or for sewing, depending on the garment.
What is the minimum order for custom high frequency labels?1,000 pieces per design. The mould and set-up costs make smaller runs uneconomic, so 1,000 pieces is the practical minimum.
How long does sampling and bulk production take?A physical sample takes 5–7 working days after artwork approval. Bulk production takes 14–16 working days after the sample is approved.