WF-019
- Listing
- 1.2 mm SS1 Czech Rhinestone Heat Transfer
- Material
- Czech rhinestone
- Recorded size
- 30.4 × 30.4 cm
- Recorded MOQ
- 50 pieces
Treat the material name as one line in the specification—not a shortcut for approval. The reliable choice is the one documented for the mapped artwork, garment, sample, application, commercial scope, and current supply.

The records below describe separate catalog items. Their different artwork and dimensions mean they are useful evidence of listed options, not a controlled laboratory comparison of identical transfers.
Cross-Pattern Hotfix Rhinestone Transfer
Hotfix Rhinestone Transfer for T-Shirts and Hoodies
Current material designation, colors, size, stone mapping, sample requirement, availability, price, minimum, application, packing, and timing must be written into the quote and approved specification.
A fair sourcing decision holds artwork, size, garment, inspection, and commercial scope constant wherever possible. Record exceptions instead of hiding them inside a material label.
| Decision | Evidence required | Approval question |
|---|---|---|
| Visual result | Mapped artwork and physical sample | Does the approved option produce the intended look on the actual garment? |
| Color | Current stone reference and sample | Are primary and accent colors accepted under agreed viewing conditions? |
| Scale & detail | Final dimensions and stone map | Do counters, curves, spacing, and small elements remain legible? |
| Application | Transfer-specific instructions and test | Does the approved garment and equipment produce the accepted result? |
| Commercial fit | Comparable written quotes | Are quantity, sample, packing, delivery, and payment terms understood? |
| Repeatability | Retained item, revision, and approval record | Can a reorder identify exactly what was approved and what changed? |
If stone choice matters to the program, define the comparison before ordering the sample. Keep the acceptance criteria visible to design, procurement, production, and quality teams.
Use the same artwork revision, dimensions, receiving fabric, placement, and order scope.
Identify quoted material references, colors, availability, and sample differences.
Follow the supplied instructions on the approved garment and documented equipment.
Compare appearance, placement, adhesion, fabric response, and agreed testing.
Retain the selected material, map, sample, instructions, tolerance, and quote reference.
Name the approved reference and list every requested change before repricing.
No universal ranking can decide a specific transfer. Choose against the approved artwork, size, colors, appearance, receiving garment, application test, quantity, budget, and current availability. Compare quoted materials and physical samples when the distinction is important to the program.
Recorded examples include Czech item WF-019, listed as a 1.2 mm SS1 Czech rhinestone heat transfer at 30.4 × 30.4 cm with a 50-piece MOQ. DMC examples include TB-CD68EEAAF29D at 28 × 25 cm and TB-65107DD80631 at 30 × 21 cm, each with a recorded 50-piece MOQ.
A screen image can support initial selection but should not be treated as a complete physical approval. Display settings, photography, garment color, lighting, viewing distance, and application can affect perception. Use the current stone reference and an order-specific sample when required.
Do not assume that a material label determines identical application settings. Follow and test the instructions supplied for the approved transfer construction on the intended receiving fabric and equipment before bulk application.