Custom Screen Print Transfers for Pro-Level Prints
Get real plastisol prints without the mess. Print Habit’s custom screen print transfers give you the same bold look and long-lasting durability of traditional screen printing—without the setup, screens, or cleanup.…
Benefit Highlights
Transfer Details
- Real plastisol ink for that classic screen print feel
- Many prints, one sheet. Great for chest imprints
- Crisp, bold prints with excellent wash durability
- Press with a standard heat press in under 10 seconds
- White label shipping and reseller-ready
- Ideal for cotton and poly-cotton blends
- Great for bulk orders and print-on-demand workflows
Ink Type: Plastisol
Finish: Bold, opaque, traditional screen print feel
Press Temp: 325°F for 7-10 seconds
Carrier: Transparent film
Peel: Hot peel
Fabric Compatibility: Cotton, cotton/poly blends
Minimum Order: 6 transfer sheets
Turnaround Time: 2 to 3 business days
Shipping: Rush options available
Best For:
Popular Products:
- Bulk merch drops
- Repeating high-volume designs
- Retro and bold-style graphics
- Local brands, events, shops, and schools
- T-shirts and hoodies
- Crewnecks and workwear
- Tote bags and uniforms
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