Vibrant, durable, stretchy, and easy to press! Supacolor Custom Heat Transfers are great for customizing apparel. With over 3,000 customizable templates you can order what you need, and then re-order with ease thanks to saving your designs!

The Supacolor custom heat transfers come with unlimited colors and gradients, and in 12 different sizes so that scaling is simple.

Just take a look at our example transfer. Go from this to that!

Want to see it in action? Watch this video.

How to apply Supacolor Transfers

Here are a few tips on choosing the right size Supacolor Transfer

If you want to create a custom heat transfer Supacolor transfers are the World’s Best Heat Transfers! The headwear transfers are especifically made for caps and other forms of headwear. If you are looking for a way to create a custom look. Try a custom Supacolor Heat Transfer.

What makes the Supacolor Headwear unique? Their special headwear formula allows the heat transfers to bridge the seam of a cap without cracking! 

What kind of materials can the Supacolor headwear adhere to? Lots! Including straw, bucket, five and six-panel caps. You can even press over the mesh of trucker caps for unique brand placement.

What do you need to get started?

• hat
• hat press
• a custom Supacolor heat transfer

Want to see how to press Supacolor Headwear? Watch this!

Want to add a unique touch to your next garment? Try our UV  Color Changing Heat Transfer Vinyl When you put it in the sunlight, it will change color right before your eyes.

See it in action and how to cut it in this video.

Want to give it a try? Here’s what do you need to get started:

• UV Color Changing HTV 
• Heat Press
• Fabric Blank
• Cutting Machine

Here’s what to do:

• Preheat your heat press to 320°F/160°C
• Design your cut file (don’t forget to mirror your image)
• Send it to your cutting machine
• Weed your design
• Place it onto your garment
• Press it at 320°F/160°C for 15 seconds at medium pressure
• Go out in the sunlight and admire your results

Frequently Asked Questions about UV Color Changing HTV
– How does the HTV change colors? The Color Change PU HTV is UV light-sensitive, activating when exposed to UV light.

– What color does the HTV start as? The Heat Transfer Vinyl is white while indoors and when exposed to sunlight the color will be revealed.

– What can you apply the HTV to? Our Color Changing HTV works on a variety of materials, including cotton blends and some textured synthetic fabrics.

–  How can we share what we made? Tag us on social @proworldinc #proworldinc #pwimaker

Do you need to make some gifts, fast? There is still time! Use a heat transfer for quick and easy personalization. 

If you’ve never used a heat transfer before, you need to! They are quick and simple. All you need is a blank garment, a heat transfer, a heat press, and about 20 seconds. Scroll down for more information, videos, and a few ideas!

What is s a Heat Transfer?

Heat Transfers are images pre-printed on transfer release paper. The image is usually printed onto the paper with plastisol inks which have the characteristics of being flexible enough for stretching and durable enough for wearability. 

When are Heat Transfers Used?

When you want to create items quickly! Just find a stock heat transfer on the Pro World website, and heat press it on your shirt. Most Heat Transfers take about 10 seconds to apply.

What are Heat Transfers used on? 

Heat transfers are typically used for decorative purposes and applied to garments,  mousepads, pillowcases, face masks, tote bags, and more!

How to use a Heat Transfer?

Using a heat transfer is simple!

1. Select the transfer you will be printing.
2. Place it face down on your garment
3. Press it with your heat press per the heat transfers instructions

Types of Heat Transfers.

Here at Pro World, we sell thousands of heat transfers! You can purchase screen printed transfers, rhinestone/sequins transfers, glitter transfers, solar transfers, glow in the dark transfers, mixed media and you can even design your custom heat transfers!

Take a look at some of our past Heat Transfer videos!