Transfer-on-Demand
Flex and flock transfers for bold designs, produced on demand.
Ready to go in minutes, not months.

Strong colors
Opaque, rich colors with crisp edges. Perfect for logos and lettering.
Extremely robust
High abrasion and wash resistance, ideal for sportswear and workwear.
Names & numbers
Personalization made easy: names, numbers, and one-offs on demand.
From a single piece
No minimum order, no inventory, no risk. We only produce when you sell.
How Transfer-on-Demand works at BrandCanyon
From your design to the shipped product in 4 steps, with no inventory and no minimum quantity.
Step 1
Upload your design
Upload your artwork to our designer or connect your store directly. No minimum quantity, no setup fees.
Step 2
Cut & weed the design
Your design is precisely cut from flex or flock film and weeded by hand.
Step 3
Press onto the garment
Using a heat press, the design is permanently applied to the garment with heat and pressure. The result is robust and wash-resistant.
Step 4
Shipping to your customers
We ship in white-label packaging directly to your customers, automatically synced with Shopify, WooCommerce & co.
Why transfer printing for your label
Robust, color-intensive, and flexible to personalize. Produced on demand and with no minimum quantity.
Strong color intensity
Opaque colors with crisp edges, even on dark garments.
High abrasion resistance
Ideal for sports, work, and team apparel under heavy use.
Names & numbers
Jerseys, uniforms, and one-offs, personalized from a quantity of 1.
No overproduction
We only produce what has been ordered. That avoids leftover stock and waste.
Store integration
Orders from Shopify, WooCommerce, and other platforms flow automatically into production and shipping.
Made in Germany
All transfers are produced in Germany, with short delivery routes and high quality standards.
More finishing options at BrandCanyon
Transfer is one of several premium techniques we offer. Find the right one for your product.
Transfer printing – frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about flex and flock transfers, from use cases to durability.
What is the difference between flex and flock?
Flex film is thin, smooth, and slightly glossy, well suited for fine lines and crisp edges. Flock film has a velvety, raised surface and looks especially high-end.
What is transfer printing especially suited for?
Which products can I have finished?
How durable are transfers?
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