Custom heat transfers are made up of two types - digital and screen printed. That's right. Rather than having to do all of the screen printing yourself, we screen print your artwork directly onto special paper. You can then simply press them on an as-needed basis. Because of this, many embroiderers have added this apparel decoration method to their arsenal. It's the same look and feel your customers are used to with screen printing - because it IS screen printing. And it can take as little as 4 seconds for you to produce! The digital transfer types provide even more flexibility - like the ability to print a full color photo right onto a shirt or tote.

Perhaps you've considered bringing screen printing in-house to increase your profits. While the idea makes sense, it can be smelly, expensive and hard to find help. Here is a comparison of the two methods. 

And if you already do screen printing today, stop losing money on small orders. Custom heat printing is inexpensive and flexible. In less than 2 square feet of space, you can add a valuable new apparel decorating technique.