Yes, the rights were copyrighted and/or licensed through companies such as Roach, L&H, Rat's Hole, MACH III, Trans Photo, Holoubek Studios, BOW, Harvey Cartoons, Duo Glow, Solar-Trans, Techni Glitter and many more. See similar questions...

Yes, just send an email to orders@transfernation.com and let us know which heat transfer iron-ons you're interested in buying. See similar questions...

Vintage heat transfer iron-ons were made from plastisol ink that was printed onto special transfer paper. The ink was printed in reverse on the paper and coated with fine adhesives to help it adhere to the t-shirt. A professional grade heat press is then required to release the transfer design from the paper and adhere it to the t-shirt. See similar questions...

The stock embroidery designs shown on this site have been licensed or copyrighted. © 1990 - 2005 Dakota Collectibles. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. The designs are reproduced with prior, written consent of Dakota Collectibles. Making a copy, by any means, of this artwork is a violation of copyright law. Lids.com™ is not authorized to use any mascot logo in connection with any college or university or any professional sports team. See similar questions...

Yes. However, do not iron directly over the transferred area without placing a pillowcase or the like over the area with the heat transfer. Do not use high heat. Review instruction sheet for details. See similar questions...

NO NO NO, these are NOT iron-ons. These shirts are made with the latest industry-standard professional sportswear imaging equipment and supplies. These shirts are made the same way most of the imaged clothes you see in stores are, and are of professional quality. R.I.D. has invested over $12,000 to make sure that we're able to put out a fine product that everyone will love, and that will look just as good and last just as long as any other imaged clothing (sometimes much better) See similar questions...

Yes, all of our heat transfer iron-ons are originals from the 70's and 80's. These are all original dead stock from retail stores that closed their doors. Because these heat transfer iron-ons are over 20 years old, we test all of them to make sure they still look great but please remember that due to their unique nature some designs may show slight variations. See similar questions...

If you can't find it on our web site please feel free to send an email inquiry to help@transfernation.com. We are still sorting through our inventory and are adding new designs every day. It's possible we have what you want but just haven't posted it yet. See similar questions...

A hand iron cannot be counted on to produce perfect results every time. This is especially true of hand irons that shut off automatically if held in-place without moving for more than a few seconds! The key to good application results lies in your ability to heat apply transfers with the correct temperature, time and pressure as provided by each transfer paper's manufacturer. See similar questions...

Yes. CMW's JetWear Cold-Peel and JetWear Dark are specifically designed to allow for home and commercial applications. For hand ironing techniques, view instruction sheet for the desired product. See similar questions...

Not with Bubble Jet Set - when you soak your fabric in Bubble Jet Set and rinse with dishwashing liquid. Yes with Miracle Fabric Sheets - Once printing on fabric is complete and dry, remove the backing sheet and press with a hot iron for approx 30 seconds. Important Note: These fabric sheets are American A4 size which means the page setup needs to be adjusted. Create and Image/Photo/ Label or Document on your computer screen or multifunction printer. See similar questions...

Heat Transfer involves a transfer of an image to a printing surface via heat and pressure. The image bonds to the printing surface as a result. The end result is similar to a high quality, full-color iron-on in feel and durability. See similar questions...

Yes & No ? Yes the process is the same in that your logo is printed using an ink jet printer, a carrier paper and applied with heat. No ? In that the materials and equipment we use are not the same. We use pigmented inks (not water soluble) in a wide format high resolution printer. We apply the logo with a commercial heat press at high temperature and most importantly under high pressure. This results in a significantly better print than you can get at home. See similar questions...

I spend hours upon hours per week to maintain this site and it really sucks to find my material posted on someone else’s site without my permission or played on radio stations without credit given to this site. See similar questions...

Most of the maps scanned by the University of Texas Libraries and served from this web site are in the public domain. No permissions are needed to copy them. You may download them and use them as you wish. We appreciate credit to "University of Texas Libraries" as the source of the scanned images. A few maps are copyrighted, and are clearly marked as such. Any that are copyrighted by The University of Texas are subject to our Materials Usage Guidelines. See similar questions...

Yes. EURO Sports Exchange is licensed and regulated by the UK government division of Peterborough (click to see license). World Sports Exchange is licensed and regulated by the government of Antigua and Barbuda (click to see license), a sovereign nation in the eastern Caribbean. The government of Antigua and Barbuda takes regulation of the offshore wagering industry very seriously. See similar questions...

Long-term exposure to high temperatures can degrade potency and possibly neutralize Transfer Factor? activity. Transfer Factor should be stored in a cool, dry environment. See similar questions...

The anti-freeze that is used in a closed-loop system must be approved by provincial authorities and acceptable to the heat pump manufacturer. Methanol and denatured ethanol are the most common fluids used (methanol is not approved for use in Ontario). The fluid must be mixed with water in accordance with instructions, usually on a 4:1 ratio of water-to-chemical. See similar questions...

This is a heat applied transfer or "decal" that looks like screen printing but can only be applied to white, light gray, natural or other light color t-shirts, hats, etc. It has a bit of a stiff feel when first applied, but softens with wear and washing. Garment care: cool wash and cool dryer. See similar questions...