Sublimation Fabric Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)

SubFlock Sublimation Flock HTV combines the beauty of full-color dye sublimation with the soft, textured, felt-like feel of flock. Apply to cotton, cotton/poly blends, and 100% polyester fabrics. SubFlock HTV is compatible with Cricut, Silhouette, Brother Scan N Cut, StarCraft Solo, and all other cutting machines.
Sublimation Fabric HTV combines the beauty of full-color dye sublimation with the soft, smooth feel of linen-like fabric. Sublimation Fabric HTV is a thin, soft, white polyester, sublimatable fabric with a heat-applied backing.  Sublimation Fabric Heat Transfer Vinyl can be applied to cotton, polyester, and cotton/poly blends. Application Instructions Print design on sublimation paper MIRRORED. Place sublimation paper on Sublimation Fabric HTV ink side down. Press at 380-400°F for 45-60 seconds. If desired, cut the design and weed the excess. Apply Transfer Mask. Press the Sublimation Fabric HTV to the garment at 300°F for 10-12 seconds and peel warm.

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EasyWeed applies at a low temperature, backing can be peeled hot or cold and doesn’t lift during weeding. It’s also extremely durable wash after wash and uses a lower pressure setting for application. EasyWeed is thinner than others on the market and offers a one-second tack application that’s great for multiple layers. EasyWeed has a pressure sensitive carrier that allows you to offer detailed designs on a wide variety of fabrics. EasyWeed can be cut with laser systems.

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