Garment flocking

Garment flocking is a textile customization technique that involves applying a heat-transfer material made of short fibers onto fabric to create a design or text. This material is often referred to as "flock" or "velvet".

The flocking process begins by cutting the design or text from flock vinyl. The vinyl is then secured to an adhesive backing and cut according to the desired design or text. Once the vinyl is cut, it is applied to the fabric using a heat press, which uses high heat and pressure to bond the material to the fabric.

Flocking is often used to customize t-shirts, sweatshirts, caps, bags, and other textile items. It is frequently chosen for its durability, velvety appearance, and soft feel. It is also available in a wide variety of colors and textures, allowing for creative and original garment customization.