





Special Effect Prints
Reflective Prints are unique prints that are ideal for items such as activewear and uniforms. These prints reflect light in low light conditions.
Turnaround time: 2-3 business days.
We do not accept Gang sheets for this product.
We do not take Rush Orders for this product.
No Minimums


Ready in 2-3 Days




● Adjust your heat press to medium to high pressure.
● Press the fabric at 300-310°F for 4-5 seconds to remove any moisture.
● Ensure the fabric is clean and smooth by using a lint roller to eliminate debris and wrinkles.
● Repeat if necessary until all moisture is gone.


● Close the heat press or apply medium to firm pressure with an iron.
● Press at 310-320°F for 20 seconds with 30-40 psi pressure.
● Note: Always perform a test press to determine the correct temperature and time, as settings may vary based on fabric type and equipment.

Carefully and smoothly remove the carrier sheet to reveal your stunning reflective design once it cools down.

● Apply direct pressure on the transfer without any additional layers.
● Heat press at 300-310°F for an additional 5 seconds to ensure maximum adhesion and durability.

● Wait 24 hours before washing.
● For best results and longevity, wash the garment inside out in cold water, use mild detergent, avoid bleach, and tumble dry on low heat.
● Avoid direct heat on the vinyl.


What is Reflective Printing?
How does reflective printing work?
●Reflective printing involves the application of specially formulated ink containing glass beads or micro prismatic materials onto fabric or other surfaces.
●When light hits these materials, it is reflected back toward the source, making the printed design highly visible.
How do Reflective HTV transfers differ from regular transfers?
Is there a minimum order requirement for Reflective DTF Transfers?
Do Reflective DTF Transfers work on all fabric types?
Are there any special care instructions for these transfers?
Can reflective printing be used for custom designs and logos?
How long do Reflective HTV transfers last on garments?