FAQ & Site Info

No you do not. Our materials/Transfers will apply on any color. Although caution FYI: Not a good idea to use a White transfer on a White garment or a Black transfer on a Black garment. Pick a T-Shirt or Fabric color that will high-lite you specific Image or Graphic.

Sometimes we offer a choice, not always. It will be specified in the description of the specific Transfer you are purchasing, sometimes it will say Machine Cut or You Cut. ~ A Machine cut graphic or image cuts very precisely the image for you. ~ A You cut graphic or image requires you to cut out the image yourself. If you are good with scissors this option might be for you. ~ Typically a Machine cut image costs 0.25 more, but it is by far the best bang for the buck. Saves you a lot of time and less work. ~ Sometimes we just offer a Machine cut image and it is already included in the price.

Yes they definitely are. We do destructive test on all out transfers. The test is such that we tear/rip our graphics on T-Shirts every week or during a new product introduction. Our Criteria is as follows: ~ We self destruct all our products by tearing both horizontally and vertically our Transfers on garments such as T-Shirts. The passing grade is that if the Transfer does not separate from the Fabric you are using then it is acceptable. This means the transfer has impregnated into the fibers of the fabric sufficiently enough to be long long lasting. If the transfer does separate from the fabric in any way it is not acceptable to our quality guidelines and we do not sell it.

Yes We Certainly Can. We pride ourselves on helping you achieve a master product yourself. Just contact us during or before your project and we will be their for you at all times. We want you to be pleased and hep you with verbal Instructions applying our products. For someone new to doing this it can seem overwhelming, but it really is not in any way. When you have done it one time you will be a master at it. Contact Us and we will be their for you. Live or by Message.

We typically define a template as an abstract artistic painting rather than an Image. Images and templates only differ in the way they look. Everything else is the same as far as application to the t-Shirt or Fabric.