Heat Transfer
Our heat press services are perfect for producing vibrant, detail-rich prints with low minimums and fast turnaround. Unlike screen printing, which is most cost-effective for larger runs, heat transfers allow for sharp, full-colour results even on smaller orders or technical fabrics.
We run six professional heat press machines in our Dunedin facility, giving us the flexibility to decorate everything from T-shirts and hoodies to tote bags, caps, and uniforms.
Heat press methods we offer
Supacolour transfers
Industry-leading transfers with a water-based base for a soft feel and premium quality.
Ideal for full-colour, detailed designs, logos, and artwork.
Works well on garments, tote bags, and outerwear.
DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers
Perfect for designs with gradients, fine detail, or photographic elements.
Produces a flexible, soft print that works on a wide range of fabrics.
Vinyl CAD cut
Best option for names, numbers, and one-off customisation.
Commonly used for sports teams, uniforms, and event apparel.
Heat pressed patches
Embroidered, woven, or chenille patches can be heat pressed onto caps, jackets, bags, and garments for a retail-ready finish.
High build silicone transfers
Raised, tactile decoration that adds dimension and a premium look.
Often used for sportswear, outerwear, or streetwear brands.
Key details
Minimum order quantity (MOQ): 24 units (50 units for tote bags).
Maximum print size: 400mm wide x 500mm high.
Turnaround time: Standard 7 working days from proof approval and payment.
Placement flexibility: Heat transfers can be applied to almost any part of a garment, excluding seams.
Why choose heat press?
Full colour with no limits – pricing is based on print size, not colour count.
Low minimums – great for small orders, one-off items, or test runs.
Sharp detail – captures gradients, fine lines, and photographic effects.
Fast turnaround – quicker setup makes heat press ideal for tight deadlines.
Versatile application – works on cotton, polyester, blends, and technical fabrics.
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