Describe the physical mark
Provide finished dimensions, vector artwork, color references, and a side-profile or relief direction where relevant. Identify essential thin lines and letter openings so the proof can be reviewed at actual size.
Brief TPU heat-transfer labels with artwork, profile, fabric, application, and care evidence.
Buyer perspective
A TPU heat-transfer label is not defined fully by its material name. Profile, color layering, edge, adhesive construction, and application surface determine the result. Buyers should request a garment-specific sample and a record of the accepted version.

Specification
Small dimensional marks need more than a nominal width. Capture the visible face, relief, and attachment boundary as separate measurements on the approved sample.
Use the annotated sample to compare production pieces. A matching artwork file alone cannot prove the physical label matches.
What to decide
Provide finished dimensions, vector artwork, color references, and a side-profile or relief direction where relevant. Identify essential thin lines and letter openings so the proof can be reviewed at actual size.
State fabric blend, finish, stretch, nearby seams, and exact placement. A smooth woven panel and a compressive knit need separate evaluation; a sample on one does not approve the other.
Inspect edge contact, legibility, and appearance after the garment's expected care and handling. Keep application notes with the physical sample, while recognizing that equipment and fabric changes may require retesting.
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FAQ
Small dimensional marks need more than a nominal width. Capture the visible face, relief, and attachment boundary as separate measurements on the approved sample. For further detail, consult TPU vs PU Heat-Transfer Labels: Compare Finished Builds.
Use the annotated sample to compare production pieces. A matching artwork file alone cannot prove the physical label matches.
Provide finished dimensions, vector artwork, color references, and a side-profile or relief direction where relevant. Identify essential thin lines and letter openings so the proof can be reviewed at actual size.
State fabric blend, finish, stretch, nearby seams, and exact placement. A smooth woven panel and a compressive knit need separate evaluation; a sample on one does not approve the other.
Inspect edge contact, legibility, and appearance after the garment's expected care and handling. Keep application notes with the physical sample, while recognizing that equipment and fabric changes may require retesting.
If a more textile-like hand feel is required, compare a woven or sewn label. Use TPU when its particular surface and profile satisfy the garment brief.
The Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels: Specify the Finished Mark size entry reads “Measure the complete visible artwork including outermost raised areas; note orientation on the garment.”. State whether your Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels: Specify the Finished Mark order follows this reference or requires different finished dimensions, rather than treating the photographed scale as a production tolerance.
The Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels: Specify the Finished Mark reference gives its profile as “Record maximum relief and edge shape where they affect hand feel or nearby stitching.”. Use this item-specific entry when identifying your requested version and distinguish it from any changes to the Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels: Specify the Finished Mark production brief.
The Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels: Specify the Finished Mark reference gives its attachment footprint as “Check that the backing or applied area fits the available flat panel without overlapping seams or folds.”. Use this item-specific entry when identifying your requested version and distinguish it from any changes to the Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels: Specify the Finished Mark production brief.
Brief TPU heat-transfer labels with artwork, profile, fabric, application, and care evidence.