2021 Latest Design Woven Brand Labels - Custom Printed PET Tagless Heat Transfer Clothing Care Labels for Garment – Color-P

Heat transfer labels are tagless, which makes them popular in the apparel industry, as these labels create a clean, finished look on any product,and give customers a better wearing experience.

The heat transfer tags use flexographic ink and are Pantone color matched. They are silk screened onto a clear vellum backing and come pre-cut and ready to apply. Heat transfer labels are best on sporty t-shirts, athletic wear or baby items like newborn bodysuits. The heat transfers are easy to apply using a regular household iron or an industrial heat press (recommended for best results).

Heat transfer labels for clothing are made using a silk screen process. The image – your design – will transfer onto paper or clear mylar in sheets or rolls. These tagless labels can adhere to most natural and synthetic materials. When ordering, please make sure to know the exact fabric they will be placed on. By providing us with this information, we can produce transfer labels that hold up to the washing process. We can also give you application instructions by knowing the material ahead of time.

There are a variety of heat transfer labels offered by many manufacturers. It may be difficult and confusing to search for the right one. To start the search for right transfer label, you need to know your fabric composition (content). Not all transfers label are the same and work the same. Some require higher heat and more pressure to adhere while others require the garment to be preheated in order to work properly.

Heat transfer labels are very durable and can withstand dozens of wash/dry cycles without fading, cracking or splitting. Any type of design can be made as a heat transfer. No commercial grade equipment is needed for the application process, just a simple household iron will be sufficient for most types. For specialty transfers, high volume orders and faster processing, a commercial heat press is recommended.