What is the Difference Between Premium Peel and Premium+ Heat Transfers?

We tend to get a ton of questions on what exactly the difference is between our Premium Peel and Premium+ Peel. Below you will see a couple of the biggest difference between the two products.

1.

Flexibility

While Premium Peel is a great product and by far our #1 selling heat transfer. It does have some limitations. If that does happen this is where our Premium+ Peel tends to shine. Due to our Premium Peels higher transfer temps, it can limit the garments best used for this transfer(100% cotton, cotton/poly blends, and 100% polyester are ideal). Premium+ Peel is specifically made for tri-blends and other heat sensitive garments that may include the likes of rayon, nylon, among many others making it the ideal transfer for virtually any type of garment.

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Soft Hand and Opacity

Premium+ Peel is a little bit thicker of an ink giving it a better opacity on dark garments(as you can see above). However, while still having a soft hand it’s thickness causes it to stick up from the fibers of the garment a little more giving it a little bit of a thicker feel over the Premium Peel. Our Premium+ Peel has some built in dye-migration blocking properties to help with some of those pesky heat sensitive shirts.

However, while this helps you will still need to add a true sub-blocker to your Premium+ Peel transfers to fully get rid of all of the dye-migration for sublimated apparel designs.

3.

Fine Line Details

With our Premium+ Peel ink being slightly thicker it handles fine line details much better than our Premium Peel. If you have an image with a lot of detail we highly suggest Premium+ Peel. This is why our customer favorite 1-Color Neck/Care Labels our made with out Premium+ Peel ink formula.

We hope these clear up some of your questions. If not, we would love to hear from you and tell you even more about it!