You can use them on anything from polos and hoodies to specialty fabrics like high poly count blends, tech fibers, even PVC-coated bags, and garments that need low-cure adhesives like those Travis Mathew polos you love. If you think your fabric may show dye migration even at a lower temperature, use our Lo Melt Blocker heat transfer.

No, but it will stick to water-resistant fabrics. For fabrics that are 100% waterproof, we recommend the Promotional transfer.

They will only work on headwear if there are no seams where you’re pressing the transfer. Lo Melt will crack on seams, so if it’s a six panel cap, use the Headwear transfer. If you’re printing on promotional gear, Lo Melt transfers may be used, but for best results we recommend using our Promotional heat transfers.

Nope, just the cost of the transfers and shipping (which is calculated at checkout).

Lo Melt requires a lower temperature, typically 260-270°F. Press for 12-15 seconds at 40PSI/firm. Check out our step by step instructions here.
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Yes, the minimum order for Lo Melt heat transfers is 10 identical pieces.

After you’ve placed your order, your transfers will leave our factory within 1-2 business days. Delivery times will vary depending on your location.

You bet. Like all of our transfers, they’re made from water-based inks, not plastic-based, and are OEKO-Tex certified, so you know they’re not harmful to you or the planet.

They’re independently proven to last 70+ washes before they show any signs of fading or cracking. For most people, that’s a few years – usually longer than the garments they’re printed on!

Like all of our transfers, the Lo Melt is a professional-grade heat transfer that can be used with an air-operated or manual heat press. However, it is NOT designed to be pressed with a domestic iron, or the Cricut Easy Press or other presses without adequate pressure settings.


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