This method uses traditional silk screening to print a design onto heat transfer paper which is then heat pressed onto garments. Since this method uses heat press application, it will have a flatter, less texualized look than traditional screen printing.
If a client is not using our graphic design team for art assistance, we ask that all designs be sent to us as print ready files.
What do we mean by print ready? This means that we should have no editing or adjustments to do on our end; every detail in the provided design is to be printed. For silk screen transfer printing, the best format for a print ready file is an expanded Adobe Illustrator vector file.
The minimum for silk screen heat transfers is 12 units.
Examples of BCCO Screen transfer Prints:
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