Want to give your clothes a unique look? Then clothing transfers are a great option! With the right technique, you can effortlessly achieve professional results at home.

For best results, use a hard surface when ironing, such as a wooden board covered with a towel. This ensures an even distribution of pressure over the transfer. Avoid ironing on a high spot and do not use an ironing board, an ironing board springs back and therefore does not provide enough counter pressure. If possible, choose a flat low surface, such as the floor. This allows you to apply sufficient pressure for perfect adhesion of the transfer. It is important that your iron is nice and warm, better a little too warm than too cold, a transfer can take a lot.

Here's a guide to get you started:

Step 1: Preparation

Use a wooden plank, place it on the floor and cover it with a towel.

Step 2: Positioning the Transfer

Iron your garment so that the surface is nice and smooth. Place the clothing transfer on the desired location on your garment. Make sure it is aligned and exactly where you want it.

Step 3: The Ironing Process

Place a sheet of baking paper over the transfer to protect it from direct contact with the iron. Press the iron firmly onto the transfer and hold for 15 to 20 seconds. Use as much of your weight as possible, more pressure will give a better result. Make sure you do not move during. If you have a large application, work gradually over the entire surface to ensure that all areas are heated and pressed evenly.

Step 4: Removing the Foil

Carefully remove the foil while it is still warm. If you notice that the transfer has not adhered well, replace the foil and press the iron again with sufficient force. Always use baking paper between the foil and iron.

Step 5: Final Touch

Place another sheet of baking paper over the transfer and press again for at least 12 seconds on each spot of the transfer to ensure the transfer adheres well. Remove the baking paper and admire the result! Let the application cool completely for the best adhesion.

Tips and Tricks:

Test Transfer: Before applying a transfer to a valuable garment, we recommend practicing on an old or less important piece of fabric. We include a test transfer with every order, so use this to familiarize yourself with the process and avoid mistakes.

Washing instructions: Our transfers are durable and can be washed at a maximum of 60 degrees Celsius. The great advantage of these transfers is that they remain beautiful after every wash, so that your garment looks like new time and time again.

With these simple steps, you can effortlessly apply professional garment transfers at home. Experiment with different designs and styles to give your garments a personal touch. Happy ironing!