Iron On Transfers

Maximum artwork image size is 11" x 11." However, your images may be smaller if so desired. If your images are for caps or left chest size imprints, we will gang print as many copies of your design as possible in the allowable 11" x 11" imprint area

Our iron on transfers can be applied to T-Shirts, sweatshirts, golf shirts, tank tops, and more using any brand of heat press. They work on polyester, 50/50 poly/cotton blends, and 100% cotton garments. They cannot be applied to nylon or satin garments.

Every order is shipped with very easy to use instructions and we always include a couple of extra transfers for you to practice on a test cloth before applying them to your shirts.

We offer 2 types of plastisol Iron On Transfers:


Click on the links for detailed information, available ink colors and application instructions.

IRON ON TRANSFERS: REAL SIMPLE - REAL FAST

Iron On Transfers allows you to concentrate on running your business-and making money.

Buying your Iron On Transfers from BERDA.COM has it's advantages:
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We don't make multi-color Heat Transfers. The majority of orders that you will get from businesses, teams, etc. will be for 1 color printing. The reason is simple, one color designs are the least costly to the customer and are the easiest and fastest to produce--this is what most customers want.

The BERDA CompuGraphix approach to Heat Transfers is different and very simple-- WE ONLY MAKE 1 COLOR TRANSFERS (in your choice of ink color).

Whether you're starting your own T-Shirt business or just need Heat Transfers for your own projects, there's no easier way to get started than by using Heat Transfers. With just a heat press and some Heat Transfers--you're in business.

Heat Transfers are a great way to get started in the T-Shirt printing business.

Iron on transfers is something of an inaccurate term. While iron on transfers can possibly be applied with a home iron, doing so will give you unpredictable results at best. Iron on transfers are made to be applied with a heat press. The transfers we sell must be applied using a heat transfer press. They cannot be "ironed-on" using a home iron. Because the term iron on transfers is a popular one, when we refer to "iron on transfers", we do not mean to imply that they are to be applied with a home iron.