Frequently Asked Questions

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It is easy peasy! If there isn’t an image on google to reference, I can talk through your ideas with you! 

Yes, Mother Fusion LLC provides custom fabric printing services. You can submit your design and choose from a range of materials to create unique textiles tailored to your needs.

 Q: How should I wash my shirt?
A: Turn the shirt inside out and wash in cold water on a gentle cycle.

Q: Can I use the dryer?
A: Yes, but low heat only is best. Air drying will help the print last even longer.

Q: What detergents should I use or avoid?
A: Use mild detergent. Avoid bleach, fabric softener, and harsh stain removers, as they can break down the print.

Q: Can I iron the shirt?
A: Do not iron directly on the design. If needed, turn the shirt inside out or place a cloth over the print.

Q: How soon can I wash my shirt?
A: Wait 24–48 hours after receiving your shirt before the first wash.

Mother Fusion offers a wide range of customizable goodies! From t-shirts and tumblers to phone cases and tote bags! Check out the products available tab and if you don’t see what you’re looking for, just ask! I may have it on hand and it just missed the list. 

HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl) involves cutting designs from vinyl and applying them to surfaces with heat and pressure. It creates a layer on top of the material, offering bold colors and a slightly raised texture.

Sublimation printing, on the other hand, uses heat to transfer dye directly into the material, producing a seamless, long-lasting design that feels part of the surface. While HTV works on a variety of materials, sublimation is best suited for polyester and coated items.

Sublimation printing is a process that uses heat to transfer dye directly into materials like fabric, ceramics, or metal. The dye turns into a gas when heated and bonds with the material's surface, creating a vibrant, long-lasting design that won’t crack, peel, or fade. This method is ideal for creating custom, high-quality prints on polyester fabrics and specially coated surfaces.

DTF (direct to film) printing is a process where designs are printed onto a special film and then transferred onto fabric using heat and pressure. It works on various materials, delivers vibrant colors, and offers long-lasting prints. Unlike traditional methods, DTF doesn’t require pre-treatment and is great for detailed designs. 

DTF printing is my go-to and usually what I use to make my products, unless otherwise specified.