TRENDSWEAR Classic Unisex Sweatshirt

Colourflex Transfer is a digital print method for clothing and fabrics that produces vibrant, full-color designs with a soft, flexible feel that's machine washable. It works on various fabric colors using eco-friendly inks, but can't do metallic/neon colors and may show a faint outline around the design.

Colourflex Transfer is a digital print method for clothing and fabrics that produces vibrant, full-color designs with a soft, flexible feel that's machine washable. It works on various fabric colors using eco-friendly inks, but can't do metallic/neon colors and may show a faint outline around the design.

Colourflex Transfer is a digital print method for clothing and fabrics that produces vibrant, full-color designs with a soft, flexible feel that's machine washable. It works on various fabric colors using eco-friendly inks, but can't do metallic/neon colors and may show a faint outline around the design.

Faux Embroidery is a printed transfer that mimics the textured look of real embroidery but supports unlimited colors and handles smaller, more detailed designs better. It's machine washable with a soft finish, though it works best with bold artwork and can't do metallic colors or exact color matching.

Faux Embroidery is a printed transfer that mimics the textured look of real embroidery but supports unlimited colors and handles smaller, more detailed designs better. It's machine washable with a soft finish, though it works best with bold artwork and can't do metallic colors or exact color matching.

Faux Embroidery is a printed transfer that mimics the textured look of real embroidery but supports unlimited colors and handles smaller, more detailed designs better. It's machine washable with a soft finish, though it works best with bold artwork and can't do metallic colors or exact color matching.

Screen Print pushes ink through a mesh stencil onto flat surfaces like tote bags, allowing large print areas and up to 5 colors including metallics and fluorescents. It's best for bold, simple designs rather than gradients, with each color adding to the setup cost.

Embroidery stitches your design directly into fabric using colored threads, creating a premium, textured finish on apparel and bags. It supports up to 12 colors and looks high-quality, but works best with bold, simple designs as fine details don't translate well to stitching.