Black 3D puff HTV
A black raised finish to explore for bold lettering and simple logos. The final look depends on the artwork and garment.
Garment decoration guide
A bold name, a simple logo or a graphic shape can take on a different character through its finish. Heat-transfer vinyl (HTV) offers options for raised lettering and sparkling details on clothing and fabric accessories.
Discuss my idea
A black raised finish to explore for bold lettering and simple logos. The final look depends on the artwork and garment.
Coloured puff materials for ideas with a raised effect. Tell us your preferred shade so we can confirm the actual colour options.
A sparkling finish for names, graphic accents or event designs. Glitter gives a different surface effect from puff.

Illustrative material examples
Start with the design you want people to notice. We will check the detail, size and placement against the chosen item.
These examples illustrate the puff and glitter finishes while we prepare our own studio samples.
HTV is a shaped material applied to fabric with a heat press. Puff HTV expands when heated and pressed, creating a raised surface. Glitter HTV adds sparkle instead. These are material effects, rather than a printed photograph.
Embroidery builds a design with stitches. Full-colour DTF transfers printed artwork. Puff and glitter HTV use the colour and finish of the material itself. Send your design so we can discuss which approach fits its detail and the effect you want.
Please share the garment type, fabric composition, colour and desired placement. We assess suitability for each item, including its finish and response to heat; we cannot confirm compatibility from the fabric name alone.
These finishes are not yet selectable online. Use the contact form to discuss your idea; we will confirm availability and garment suitability first.
We need to check the specific garment, its composition and finish. Polyester is not a universal approval for a heat-transfer application.
No. Sticker paper is a separate material for stickers. It should not be treated as heat-transfer vinyl for clothing.
Share your design, garment or bag, preferred colours, quantities and placement. We will discuss the finish and what needs checking before a quotation.