This is a Sublimation Transfer Sizes can vary slightly depending on design. Width/Height are auto proportioned. Listed size is based on longest side of design. *Adult XXL: 13" *Adult: 11" *Youth: 9" *Pocket: 4" Must Know: You need a heat press to use these transfers (an iron will NOT work). -You cannot sublimate black shirts - and subs also do not print the color white - whatever white is in your image will be your t-shirt color -Shirts must be at least 50% polyester. 100% polyester shirts or material work the best to get the best colors. NOTE: If you use a shirt less than 100% polyester, you will get a vintage look and may experience fading after washing the garment. -White or light color (cream, ash, light grey) shirts are recommended for best color outcome There may be a slight difference in the color of the image or text on your computer monitor or phone versus the color that is actually pressed. Also, transfers will look lighter (or even different color) on the paper before they are pressed - once pressing takes place the true color should reflect on the shirt Instructions: -Heat press to 400*F -Prepress your shirt for 5 seconds to remove any moisture -Insert a blocking paper (copy paper, butcher paper, or parchment) inside of your shirt - this will avoid any ink bleeding through to back during pressing process - and on top of your transfer (to avoid it getting on your heat press platens/Teflon sheet. -Press for 60sec at medium pressure- 100% poly light color can be pressed for 45sec *Please note everyone press setup is different so these things can vary - please find what works best for YOUR setup ** *If you are pressing on 50/50 there is a chance during the first wash that some ink can wash out - this is essentially the ink that didn't stick to the 50% cotton part of the shirt (some people use a sub spray pre-treatment to help with this) so we recommend you wash in cold water or with darks to avoid bleeding onto light garments (I personally throw them in with black towels on the first wash just to be safe!)
