The benifits of Supacolor Transfers

Below are but a few of Supacolor's benefits that have been tested and confirmed by Indelible Stamps:

1. Color Vibrancy: Maintains a reputation for providing vibrant and consistant colors.
2. Washability: Known for being last lasting with a washability of 70+ washes
3. Durability and Stretchability: When compared to various other print means, Supacolor tranfers are proven to be very stretchable while providing a softfeel.
4. Wide Application: Supacolor offers variouis transfers for multiple types of fabrics.
5. Low Minimums: Compared to alternative print means, Supacolor offers attractive low minimums.
6. Turnaround Time: Located locally in Gardena, Ca, Supacolor offers turnaround times in a little as two days!

Why Choose Direct to Film?

1. Cost-effective: With DTF, you can significantly reduce production costs compared to traditional screen printing.
2. Full-color brilliance: DTF delivers stunning, vibrant, and high-resolution prints on your garments.
3. High durability: Prints created using DTF have a strong bond with the fabric, resulting in long-lasting, fade-resistant designs.
4. Versatility and flexibility: DTF can accommodate a wide range of fabrics, allowing you to print on various materials.
5. Fast turnaround: Direct to Film printing can expedite the production process, ensuring you meet tight deadlines.

Our Design Services

If you're seeking top-notch creative design services, look no further than Indelible Stamps. We excel in crafting original designs and are skilled in various graphic design software such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Procreate. Soon, we'll also offer embroidery digitization services. Get in touch to explore how Indelible Stamps can help with your graphic design requirements. Here are a few key terms and definitions to keep in mind when deciding on your design needs:

1. Raster images' quality depends on their resolution, measured in pixels per inch (PPI) or dots per inch (DPI). JPEG, PNG, GIF, and BMP are common file formats for raster images. However, when resized or zoomed in, these images can lose clarity due to their pixel-based structure. They are better suited for photographs and intricate visuals than for scalable graphics such as logos and icons.
2. Vector images in graphic design are graphics that are created using mathematical equations to define shapes, lines, and colors. Unlike raster images, vector images are resolution-independent, meaning their quality remains consistent regardless of size. They can be resized and scaled without losing sharpness or clarity. Common file formats for vector images include AI, SVG, and EPS. Vector images are particularly well-suited for logos, icons, and graphics that require scalability and precision.
3. Digitizing an image for embroidery refers to the process of converting a visual design or artwork into a format that can be understood by an embroidery machine. This involves using specialized software to translate the design into a series of commands that dictate how the machine will create stitches using threads of different colors and types.