Heat Transfer Vinyl

[Glenn]

So I ordered up some heat transfer vinyl to make a shirt for the local club I am involved with and I believe it came out pretty nice!

This vinyl is quite a bit more expensive than regular sign vinyl, but it is very easy to work with and applies with a normal household iron.

Here is the shirt I made today:

[BigAl205]

Do you have to wear a tie, also?

That's looks really cool. Does it give it a feel similar to a baseball jersey?

[Glenn]

Do you have to wear a tie, also?

That's looks really cool. Does it give it a feel similar to a baseball jersey?

Actually it feels almost exactly like silkscreen, but looks more substantial.

No ties required.

[astrochex]

That is a class shirt.

What's with the "Prospect" tag?

[Glenn]

That is a class shirt.

What's with the "Prospect" tag?

Thank you sir. I am prospective member of the local car club called Mutiny.

[astrochex]

Oh that's interesting. Seems like you would be a shoo-in with the shirts as a minimum. Or is it please-sir-may-I-have-another?

[BigAl205]

So I got a package in the mail. Is it from Glenn?



Yep, it's from Glenn



The white, red, and gold sheets are all cuts of heat transfers, and the rest are standard stickers



Glenn hooked me up! Thanks for everything, my friend!

[chad]

How well does the heat transfer stuff do in the wash? Keeping in mind that my wife's dryer, in particular has two temps... Cold -and- global thermonuclear war.

It would be pretty dope to have those for all of our audio guys because I could

A: get them in a shirt with a collar
B: achieve uniformity
C: promote the school

[Glenn]

So I got a package in the mail. Is it from Glenn?



Yep, it's from Glenn



The white, red, and gold sheets are all cuts of heat transfers, and the rest are standard stickers



Glenn hooked me up! Thanks for everything, my friend!

Very welcome sir! You have created the place we all call home, the least I can do is help make it cozy for everyone.

[Glenn]

How well does the heat transfer stuff do in the wash? Keeping in mind that my wife's dryer, in particular has two temps... Cold -and- global thermonuclear war.

It would be pretty dope to have those for all of our audio guys because I could

A: get them in a shirt with a collar
B: achieve uniformity
C: promote the school

I have only had a couple shirts done for a short amount of time, but from what I understand, they do well in the dryer. Thinner materials like collared shirts, t-shirts and Dickies work shirts seem to work better than say a hoodie made from fleece. I have a shirt in the washer right now that is about to go through its third dryer cycle, I'll post some pics when it's done.