Specialty HTV Transfers

Peel method depends on the HTV effect. PU, glitter, flock, puff, holographic, rainbow, and chameleon films may use different peel settings. We provide recommended pressing and peeling guidance with your order.

Yes. For stable results, we recommend using a heat press with controlled temperature, pressure, and time. A household iron is not recommended for professional or bulk production.

Yes. For better durability, wash garments inside out with mild detergent, avoid bleach and fabric softeners, and tumble dry low or hang dry.

HTV is commonly used on cotton, polyester, cotton/poly blends, sportswear, bags, hats, and uniforms. For coated, waterproof, or high-stretch fabrics, we recommend testing first.

Use bold artwork, keep enough line thickness, avoid overly tiny details, and follow the correct press settings. Simple, clear designs usually create the best raised finish.

Yes. You can order PU, puff, glow-in-the-dark, flock, glitter, holographic, rainbow, chameleon, and other HTV effects together. Pricing depends on size, quantity, color, and material type.