How do you wash a foil print shirt?

Care. The secret to a long-lasting, foil-printed T-shirt is proper care. Always wash your foil prints inside out, in cold water on a gentle cycle. Your garment should be hung to dry and the foil design should never, ever be ironed.

How is foil printing done on fabric?

In the first method, the pattern is printed by a foil/transfer adhesive on the fabric, and then pressed with foil paper by hot steel roller. The pressure is generally 5-6 bar on printed portion and at 190 degree Celcius on fusing machine for 8-12 seconds. In foil printing, the quality of the adhesive is very important.

How does foil printing work for T shirts?

What is Foil Printing? Foil printing is a two-step process that allows us to print your design with a shiny metallic finish. First, we screen print the shape of your design using an adhesive ink. We then apply the foil over top of the adhesive, heat it to 300 degrees, and remove the excess leaving only the she shape of your design on the t-shirt.

What’s the best way to print a T shirt?

For something more permanent, check out the other metallic ink options. For best results, we suggest washing your foil printed shirts inside out in cold water, and line drying. Ironing and bleach are not recommended for foil prints. We recommend using t-shirts that have a tight woven fiber and no ribbing.

How is a custom printed T-shirt screen printed?

Once that process has been completed, we take your custom printed shirt over to our heat transfer machine, lay the professional grade foil on top of your shirt, apply heat and pressure and then remove the foil. Where we applied the adhesive in the screen printing process is where the metallic design will remain.

How to get a T-shirt printed in Thailand?

Simply send us physical samples along with your measurements and we can go from there. T-shirt Bangkok provide a wide variety of services: water printing; oil; latex; vinyl transfer; offset; flocking; felt; foil; dye sublimation; rhinestone attachment; glitter; silk screen printing, discharge and digital printing… to name but a few.