Bold, durable vinyl transfers made by printing, cutting, weeding, masking, and heat-pressing—ideal for clean spot graphics, names, numbers, and program consistency.
Dubow’s Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV) process starts with a vinyl imprint that is printed and cut, then weeded (removing unprinted areas) and masked (lifting the vinyl from its backing). Once positioned on the garment, the transfer is heat-pressed to melt the adhesive and bond the vinyl to the fabric. This print-and-plotter workflow delivers crisp edges, durable adhesion, and repeatable results—great for spot graphics, names, and program-driven decoration.
Crisp edges and consistent shapes using a print-and-plotter workflow built for repeatability.
Great for clean, high-contrast marks, names, numbers, and program-driven applications.
Heat-pressed adhesive melts and bonds to the garment for long-lasting wear and strong wash performance.
Repeatable results for reorders, team programs, and standardized placements across SKUs.
| Best on | Wide range of garments and materials |
| Artwork | Vector preferred; clean shapes for best edges |
| Detail level | Excellent for crisp lines and spot graphics |
| Durability | Strong adhesion designed for wash performance |
| Best uses | Names, numbers, bold logos, program marks |
Use these tools to pick the right look before your order goes into production.
A simple, predictable path from art to production—designed for repeatable transfers and clean application.
Whether you’re ordering manually or automating via API, we’ll help you choose the right setup for consistent placement, speed, and repeatability.
Quick answers to common questions.