Cherokee
Graphic Design is proud to now offer the application of graphics through
the heat transfer process.
If you are unfamiliar with this process, here is a brief summary:
The
"thermal transfer" or "heat transfer" process
involves cutting the design from a specialized film, with a computer
driven cutting machine. The design is then applied to the garment using
a commercial heat press designed specifically for this application (not
a household iron). The heat press is set to a temperature specific to
the fabric being used, and recommended by the graphic film manufacturer.
It also allows for the even, continuous pressure required for a long
lasting transfer. This high heat and pressure causes the graphic film
to bond with the fabric, and will not fade with repeated washing.
Heat transfer
graphics are more economical than embroidery, and less expensive than
traditional screen printing for small production runs.
January
18, 2010: Cherokee Graphic Design is now very proud to announce being
the only officially licensed supplier of clothing (bearing the trademarked
logos) for the world renown Miletich Fighting Systems gyms and fighters
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