Heat transfer printing is a method of transferring designs onto garments, such as breast prints for uniforms, sportswear, or promotional items. Here's how it works and what it involves:

1. Design Preparation

• The artwork (logo, text, or image) is created digitally using design software.
• The design is then mirrored and printed onto a special heat transfer vinyl or paper using compatible printers.

2. Material Choice

• Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV): Used for solid-colored designs or simple text. It’s cut with a plotter or cutter to match the design.
• Transfer Paper: For intricate, full-color images, like photographs or complex designs.

3. Application Process

• The garment is placed on a heat press machine.
• The heat transfer material (vinyl or paper) is positioned on the fabric where the print is desired (e.g., breast area for logos or small designs).