Heat Transfer Labels & Badges

Applications

Where heat transfer labels are used.

A transfer, not a printed sticker: the logo is built up on a carrier film and pressed onto the garment, giving a soft, elastic finish that moves with the fabric.

• Performance & compression wearElastic and light, so the branding moves with a four-way stretch fabric instead of cracking.
• Leggings & knitwearA flat finish with no sewing through the panel, so nothing rubs against the skin.
• Sportswear & jerseysLogos and back-neck branding applied in one press.
• Brand & care labelsNeck and hem branding where a sewn label would show through or sit too proud.

Ordering

MOQ, sampling & lead time.

Construction	Printed film or silicone transfer on a carrier
Attachment	Applied by heat press
Pressing settings	Time, temperature and pressure confirmed per fabric
Size & shape	Custom — die-cut to your artwork
MOQ	1,000 pcs per style
Sampling	5–7 working days
Bulk lead time	14–16 working days after artwork 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.

• Will a heat transfer label come off in the wash?Adhesion depends on the fabric, the pressing settings and the wash standard. Tell us the fabric and the standard you are testing to, and we will confirm the construction and the press settings before bulk.
• Do you apply the transfer, or do we press it in our factory?Both are possible: transfers are supplied on a carrier film so your factory can press them, or we can quote for application during production. Either way we confirm the press settings with you first.
• Which fabrics work best?Smooth, heat-tolerant fabrics give the most consistent result. Send the fabric composition and a test panel and we will confirm what may need to change.

Read next

Guides on heat transfer labels.

• Heat transfer vs high frequency
• Label care & testing before bulk production
• How to send artwork for a custom label