Hi all
If someone wanted vinyl heated onto a polo shirt, what is the best way to do it? obviously some polos have that texture to them, and i can only assume that vinyl will not work, or if it does, not look great??
so i would need a polo shirt that was not textured. anyone know of any? you can't always tell online :frown:
thanks
vinyl onto polo shirts
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Re: vinyl onto polo shirts
Can't say I've had any problems - put vinyl onto various garments.
Flock does look quite nice though.
Flock does look quite nice though.
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Re: vinyl onto polo shirts
Here's a thread re vinyl onto fleece
https://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/s ... ght=fleece
https://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/s ... ght=fleece
Re: vinyl onto polo shirts
Vinyl onto polo shirts is no problem. The vinyl is thin enough to mould to any texture that a pique fabric will have. If printing onto a 100% polyester performance/technical fabric polo you will probably need a dye block vinyl to stop dye migration.
Re: vinyl onto polo shirts
thanks for that, the client asked me about it just as i was replying here, so thought i'd ask! i'll tell him we can embroider them instead, lol!! thanks again =DTricia;131929 wrote:Here's a thread re vinyl onto fleece
https://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/s ... ght=fleece
Re: vinyl onto polo shirts
ah, okay, i thought the vinyl might disappear into the texture! thank you for the info =Dpw66;131931 wrote:Vinyl onto polo shirts is no problem. The vinyl is thin enough to mould to any texture that a pique fabric will have. If printing onto a 100% polyester performance/technical fabric polo you will probably need a dye block vinyl to stop dye migration.
Re: vinyl onto polo shirts
Applied correctly the vinyl should slightly show the weave of the fabric.
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