HTW Puff HTV

HTW Puff Plus HTV

The HTW Puff Plus HTV is an exclusive product from Heat Transfer Warehouse, designed to add an innovative 3D texture to your heat transfer projects. Available in a variety of colors — from classic Black and White to stunning Metallic shades — it’s perfect for creating bold, eye-catching designs.

Offered in two width options, 10 inches and 20 inches, and available in 12-inch sheets or by the yard (1, 5, or 10-yard increments), this versatile material suits everything from small projects to large-scale production.

A key advantage of HTW Puff Plus HTV is its light adhesive backing, which makes weeding clean and simple. The adhesive holds your design securely during transfer while still peeling smoothly, offering the perfect balance for both beginners and experienced users.

Ideal for apparel, accessories, and textured designs, HTW Puff Plus brings creativity and professional results to any heat transfer project.

HTW Puff Plus FAQs

How do I press HTW Puff Plus on thick garments like sweatshirts or hoodies?

When applying HTW Puff Plus to thicker garments such as sweatshirts, hoodies, or crew necks, it’s important to adjust your heat press settings for the best puff effect. These garments absorb and distribute heat differently than lighter fabrics like T-shirts, so slightly more pressure is needed for optimal results.

Steps for Pressing HTW Puff Plus on Thick Garments:

1. Pre-Press the Garment: Preheat for 5–10 seconds to remove moisture and wrinkles.
2. Adjust Heat Press Settings:
   • Temperature: 275°F–305°F (depending on color)
   • Time: 14–16 seconds (add about 4 seconds to standard press time)
   • Pressure: Firm to heavy for consistent application
3. Prepare the Design: Place HTW Puff Plus HTV carrier side up and align as desired.
4. Press the Design: Apply even, consistent pressure using the adjusted settings.
5. Peel the Carrier: Peel while warm for the best puff effect.

Additional Tips:

• Use a pressing pillow to raise the pressing area if seams or pockets interfere with pressure.
• Avoid over-pressing, as it can reduce the puff texture.
• Test a sample before full production to confirm your settings.