Can screen print transfers hold up on bold, saturated tie dye? We put our white Howard Multi-Purpose transfers to the test with a patriotic red, white, and blue design. Spoiler alert: they passed with flying colors. The result? Crisp, bright prints that pop off even the wildest backgrounds. If you're decorating dyed blanks, don’t settle for faded or fuzzy. Use pro-grade transfers that can handle the heat and the hue.

Tie-dye and heat press designs are both fantastic ways to personalize a shirt. But if you're planning a project that involves both techniques, you might be wondering: what comes first, the dye or the design? Let’s find out!