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Heat Transfers

Each heat transfer is one of our skating designs in plastisol ink, ready to press onto your own tee or hoodie with a household iron or a heat press, so you don't need a craft machine. They work best on cotton and cotton blends, and every transfer comes with steps for the heat, the press and the warm peel. Mix any designs and three or more are 33% off in your cart, up to 50% at ten.

59

designs

$5 each

Shop the designsHow to apply them

Two skaters on the ice, one in an Emoji top and one in a World's Okayest Skater top

Emoji and World's Okayest Skater, out on the ice.

  • Free with a toteOr most AST apparel
  • Buy 3, save 33%50% off at ten
  • Irons on at homeOr a heat press
  • Free US shippingAST orders $40+

How to Choose a Transfer

Check the label on the shirt before you press, because the transfers work best on 100% cotton or cotton blends up to 50% poly. They aren't recommended for nylon, 100% polyester or performance fabrics, so your skating dress is safe from your craft plans. Look at the shirt you want to press before you pick a design, and choose one that suits its color.

From Our Guides

Mix any designs and save

Pick any heat transfers you like, in any mix of designs and colors, and the discount comes off on its own with no code needed.

  • Buy 3+ 33% off$3.35 each
  • Buy 5+ 40% off$3.00 each
  • Best valueBuy 10+ 50% off$2.50 each

All it takes is an iron

You don't need a craft machine, and there's nothing to cut. Every transfer comes with these steps, and the whole thing takes a few minutes.

  1. Heat

    350°F No steam

    That's a medium-high setting on most irons. Give the shirt a 2 to 3 second press first to take out moisture and wrinkles.

  2. Press

    15 to 20 Seconds

    Lay the transfer face down, cover it with parchment paper and lean on the iron, moving it in small circles. A heat press takes 10 to 15 seconds at medium pressure.

  3. Peel

    Warm After 10 to 15 seconds

    Peel the backing slowly while it's still warm, then cover the design and press for another 5 to 10 seconds.

Read the full guide

All it takes is an iron

You don't need a craft machine, and there's nothing to cut. Every transfer comes with these steps, and the whole thing takes a few minutes.

  1. Heat

    350°F No steam

    That's a medium-high setting on most irons. Give the shirt a 2 to 3 second press first to take out moisture and wrinkles.

  2. Press

    15 to 20 Seconds

    Lay the transfer face down, cover it with parchment paper and lean on the iron, moving it in small circles. A heat press takes 10 to 15 seconds at medium pressure.

  3. Peel

    Warm After 10 to 15 seconds

    Peel the backing slowly while it's still warm, then cover the design and press for another 5 to 10 seconds.

Read the full guide

From the sheet to the rink

These are real skaters in Toepick, pressed onto a tank, a hoodie and a long-sleeved top.

The Toepick heat transfer in white ink

The transfer

Toepick in white ink

Cristian in a black tank top with the Toepick design

On a tank

Cristian

A skater at the rink in a black hoodie with the Toepick design

On a hoodie

At the rink

A skater on the ice in a black top with the Toepick design

On the ice

What to press them on

Works well

  • 100% cotton
  • Cotton blends with up to 50% polyester
  • Most cotton tees, hoodies and sweatshirts

Best skipped

  • Nylon
  • 100% polyester
  • Performance fabrics, including most skating leggings and dresses

If you want your design on the ice, a cotton hoodie or long-sleeved tee over your practice layers is the easiest way to get it there.

Good to know

Can I use a regular household iron?

Yes. Set it to 350°F, which is medium-high on most irons, and turn the steam off. Press firmly on a hard, flat surface with parchment paper or a Teflon sheet over the transfer.

Do the bundle prices work with any designs?

Yes. Every heat transfer in your cart counts toward the bundle price, in any mix of designs and colors. The discount comes off on its own with no code, and it grows as you add more, from 33% off three transfers up to 50% off ten.

What does a transfer look like when it arrives?

Each one comes printed in reverse on white transfer paper, ready to press, with the application instructions.

Can I put one on my skating leggings?

Usually not, because skating leggings and dresses are mostly stretchy synthetic fabrics, and our transfers aren't recommended for nylon, 100% polyester or performance fabrics. A cotton or cotton-blend hoodie or tee is a better choice, and it can go right over your practice layers.

How do I wash it?

Give it 24 hours before the first wash, and after that, wash it inside out in cold water and tumble dry on low or hang it to dry. Don't iron directly on the design; put parchment paper over it if the garment needs ironing.

What if part of it doesn't stick?

Most problems come down to heat, pressure or timing. If the edges didn't stick, check the iron is at 350°F with the steam off, then cover the design and press again with firm, even pressure. If a transfer still won't behave, email a photo to contact@adultsskatetoo.com. Results depend on how a transfer is applied, so we can't refund application errors.

Can I sell things I make with them?

No. Our transfers are for personal projects only, with no commercial use or resale. All of the designs are © Adults Skate Too LLC.