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Vinyl cut transfers in Thame

Illustration of a black t-shirt with cut vinyl lettering on a heat press and rolls of coloured vinyl on a workbench
Example work illustration – photos of real jobs coming soon

Local and hands-on: come see us in Thame to talk it through and watch it printed.

Vinyl cut transfers are made by cutting your design out of a sheet of coloured vinyl, removing the waste, and heat-pressing what is left onto the garment. The result is a crisp, solid colour with sharp edges.

Cut vinyl is perfect for text and simple shapes, which is why it is the go-to method for names and numbers on sports kit.

Who it’s for

Sports clubs adding names and numbers, businesses adding a simple logo to workwear, stag and hen groups with a slogan, and anyone personalising a few items. It is also handy for adding a name to a garment that has already been screen printed.

What works well

Pop in – local and quick

Simple cut vinyl jobs are often quick to turn around, and you are welcome to watch the press in action. Bring a list of names, numbers and sizes and we will check everything with you before we start.

Questions

What is the difference between vinyl cut and printed transfers?

Cut vinyl is a single solid colour cut to shape, great for text and simple logos. Printed transfers can carry full-colour, detailed designs.

Can you do names and numbers for a whole team?

Yes. Send us the list and we will match each name and number to the right size. See team kit printing.

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