Custom Apparel Made Easy
We are small business dedicated to bringing your custom clothing ideas to life. Whether you need custom printed t-shirts, hoodies, or hats of any size, we have you covered. We offer a variety of printing methods, including HTV, screen print, white toner transfers, and DTG, ensuring the perfect solution for your unique design.
Our services cater to both personal projects and business-to-business attire needs. No matter the size of your order, we have no minimum requirements, providing flexibility for any project. From individual customers looking for one-of-a-kind garments to businesses seeking branded apparel, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional quality and attention to detail. Our design team is ready to help!
Pictured below are the general placement of graphics for a standard t-shirt and graphic dimensions.
For quality assurance, we only print onto new apparel items.
Risk of Heat Press Damage: The heat press itself can be vulnerable to damage when used with used clothing. The uneven textures, loose threads, or foreign objects (e.g., buttons, zippers) on the clothing can potentially scratch, dent, or damage the heating element, platen, or other components of the heat press.
Contamination and Residue: Used clothing may carry contaminants such as dirt, oils, or chemicals from previous wear and washing. These substances can transfer onto the heat press equipment during the application process, leading to contamination and reduced performance over time.
Increased Maintenance: Heat presses used for applying graphics onto used clothing may require more frequent and intensive maintenance due to the added wear and tear caused by irregular fabric surfaces and potential contaminants.
Reduced Longevity of Heat Press Equipment: Over time, repeatedly using a heat press with used clothing can shorten its operational lifespan compared to using it exclusively with new, clean materials. This can result in increased replacement or repair costs for the equipment.
Fabric Composition: The composition of used clothing fabrics can vary widely, making it challenging to determine the optimal temperature and pressure for heat pressing. Some fabrics may not withstand the heat required for graphic transfer.
Fabric Damage: Heat pressing involves high temperatures, which can damage delicate or worn-out fabrics. This can result in scorching, discoloration, or even holes in the clothing.
Adhesive Compatibility: The adhesive used in heat transfer graphics may not adhere well to certain fabrics commonly found in used clothing, leading to poor adhesion and graphic longevity.
Environmental Considerations: Heat pressing graphics onto used clothing can create waste when the clothing item is discarded, as it may not be easily recyclable or reusable due to the graphics.
Cost-Effectiveness: The cost of heat transfer equipment, materials, and labor may not justify the application of graphics onto individual used clothing items, especially when considering the potential quality issues.
Limited Graphic Longevity: Even if successfully applied, heat transfer graphics on used clothing may not last as long as those on new clothing, given the wear and tear already present on the fabric.
