Although still readable, as you wash your socks, expect the design to get covered with lint.Design more durable you can walk on them as much as you want.Use Infusible Ink if your design has thin lines, vinyl tends to crack over time when the design is thin.Īs with everything in life, there are also pros and cons, especially if you like to walk on socks as I do.Use HTV if you don’t have an Easypress.Or you don’t even know what material your socks are made of. Use HTV if the polyester count in your socks is less than 80%.Use HTV if socks are dark (Infusible ink only works on white/pastel colors).The results are smooth and beautiful however, there are some reasons why you would like to use vinyl. Right off the bat, let me tell you that infusible ink is my to go when personalizing socks. Not that plain white blanks aren’t good enough, but try to look for vibrant colors, sock-style (workout, winter, etc.) Should you use iron-on or infusible ink for socks? Other than the smoothness of the fabric, feel free to try any type of sock. The sock center has a weird pattern that will get in the way when you’re trying to transfer either iron-on or infusible ink.įuzzy socks can also be a problem (you can see how they look at the end of this article), I recommend you wash them a couple of times to eliminate additional lint.
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