01
Silhouette
The outside shape and primary letterforms should still read at the intended viewing distance.
Approve finished width, height, and orientation.
Brand artwork → production map
Custom rhinestone logo transfers.
Translate an approved wordmark, monogram, emblem, or campaign graphic into a production-ready hotfix layout. The goal is not simply to trace the logo: it is to preserve recognition while making stone size, spacing, color, carrier, and garment placement work together.
Mapping reference
Material
DMC rhinestone
Recorded size
30 × 21 cm
Recorded MOQ
50 pieces
Recorded catalog reference TB-65107DD80631—not a universal custom-order promise. Current material, minimum, sampling, price, and timing are confirmed in the written quote.
Identity translation
What the stone map must protect.
A recognizable result comes from controlled decisions, not from adding the maximum number of stones. Each decision below should be visible in the approval artwork or sample.
02
Negative space
Counters, gaps, and internal openings need enough room to remain distinct after placement and pressing.
Approve any simplified or opened detail.
03
Stone rhythm
Rows, curves, corners, and changes in density determine whether the logo feels precise or uneven.
Approve the actual stone map, not only the source logo.
04
Color hierarchy
Primary and accent colors should support brand recognition under the real garment and lighting conditions.
Approve against the current stone chart and sample.
A complete logo brief
Six inputs prevent guesswork.
Input 01
Source artwork
Send the authorized logo plus editable vector artwork when available.
Input 02
Finished dimensions
State width and height rather than asking for a vague small, medium, or large motif.
Input 03
Receiving product
Identify fabric composition, weight, stretch, surface, color, and any coating.
Input 04
Placement
Name the garment area and provide a measured placement or visual mockup.
Input 05
Order scope
Include sample quantity, bulk quantity, destination, required date, and packing needs.
Input 06
Approval owner
Identify who can approve artwork, sample, application test, and commercial terms.
Approval gate
Freeze the specification before bulk production.
✓Mapped artwork revision
✓Finished dimensions
✓Stone and color selection
✓Receiving fabric and placement
✓Application test result
✓Quantity, packing, and destination
Related planning
Continue the specification.
Common questions
Can every logo be converted into a rhinestone transfer?
Not automatically. Very fine lines, small counters, close spacing, gradients, and tiny trademark details may need an approved simplification. LCHOTFIX reviews the artwork, finished dimensions, intended garment, and required appearance before confirming feasibility.
Which artwork files are best for a custom rhinestone logo?
Editable AI, EPS, SVG, or vector PDF artwork is preferred because paths and proportions can be inspected cleanly. A high-resolution PNG, JPG, PSD, or TIFF can be used as a reference, but the team may need additional clarification or recreated production artwork.
Is there a fixed minimum order for custom logo transfers?
No single minimum applies to every custom logo. One DMC rhinestone catalog reference, TB-65107DD80631, records a 50-piece MOQ, but logo size, stone choice, colors, construction, and sampling can change current terms. The written quote confirms the applicable minimum.
What must be approved before bulk production?
Approve the mapped logo, finished dimensions, stone type and colors, transfer construction, intended placement, receiving fabric, application instructions, physical or production sample when required, packing, quantity, and written commercial terms.
Ready for mapping?