Raised character field
Mark the highest strokes and inspect small counters and corners at actual scale.
Relief-to-garment program / GZ-FC-007
Raised shield silicone heat-transfer logo
Make the logo work in relief and on fabric.
This shield shows raised lettering, colored bars and a dark outline. A bulk logo program must prove each layer at final size and then test the transfer on the receiving textile.
Draw a relief map, not just a flat logo.
Contrasting bars
Separate the color zones so their edges can be checked for alignment on a physical proof.
Shield outline
Approve the perimeter shape and any clearance needed around letters and trim.
6 × 8 cm
Recorded example size
Scale your own artwork before proofing.
The example dimension is not a standard guarantee for new artwork. Provide a dimensioned vector file, identify the intended orientation and mark the smallest details that must remain readable after the relief and border are formed.
Treat the press trial as a product test.
The reference is described as TPU and silicone, but the image does not establish universal heat settings, wash survival or suitability for every fabric. Request current application instructions, press a sample on the production textile and inspect the edges and raised zones after expected handling and care.
Record: fabric, press process, placement, result and the exact approved logo version.
Check color boundaries under ordinary light.
The example's dark lettering, red bars and light ground expose small shifts. For a custom palette, define face, edge and background colors individually and compare them on a physical sample beside the real garment—not only against an RGB screen.
Release file contents
- Rights-cleared vector logo and color targets
- Finished dimensions and relief zones
- Front, side and reverse sample views
- Tested textile and application instructions
Keep logo variants separated in the order.
Different sizes, colors or textile applications need their own proof and pack identification. Ask whether the site's current 50 MOQ applies per approved artwork, version or total order; confirm sample charges, tooling if any, price and lead time in the written quote rather than assuming they transfer between variants.
Applied-mark approval
Release the logo from a tested garment, not a loose transfer.
Face
Compare letter relief, red-bar alignment and shield outline with the approved proof after application.
Edge
Inspect all perimeter corners for lifting on the actual textile after the agreed handling and care trial.
Record
Keep the application instructions and dated result with the exact logo, fabric and approved production version.
Compare a different raised-label construction.
The 3D TPU silicone label reference offers another dimensional logo treatment; compare attachment and artwork constraints, not only appearance. Browse PU, TPU & Silicone Labels for adjacent constructions.
Raised shield transfer FAQ
Does the photographed shield establish my logo's final size?
No. The record gives a 6 × 8 cm example. Submit rights-cleared artwork and confirm a dimensioned proof for your own logo before tooling or production.
Are press settings or wash results verified by this photo?
No. The image does not prove settings or care performance on your fabric. Ask for application instructions and test a transfer on production material before making a durability claim.
Can the raised lettering and bars be specified separately?
Yes, make them separate zones in the artwork brief and request a physical sample showing the relief, outline and color boundaries. The final process and available relief range must be confirmed in writing.