$12.00 – Sizes S, M, L $15.00 – Sizes XL, 2XL $18.99 – Size 3XL

(Note: Pricing varies by size because larger shirts require more material for production.)

Product Description: Freshly custom hand-pressed, the official Gimme Me Records tee features our classic crate-digger graphic bold across the chest. Built for everyday wear, this is clean streetwear at its realest. Every shirt is custom-pressed with durable, high-quality heat-transfer vinyl designed to hold up wash after wash.

Fit: Unisex standard fit

Material Notice: Base shirt brands and fabric blends may vary slightly depending on size availability.

Care Instructions: Wash inside out in cold water. Tumble dry low or hang dry to keep the vinyl print crisp. * If print vinyl starts to peel, lay parchment paper over your designated area that’s peeling and apply circling light pressure with heat from your iron, until design is pressed back in its original position. [Make sure to align the graphic in place before applying heat, for it’ll stick]

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Pro Tips: Parchment, Teflon, Butcher Paper & Cover Sheets

1. Parchment Paper (Silicone-Coated) Finish: Leaves a matte finish on vinyl when doing a second press after peeling the clear carrier sheet. Best Use: Ideal for single applications or multi-layer HTV layering. Pro Tip: Replace the parchment sheet as soon as it becomes brittle, yellowed, creased, or stained. Creases in old parchment paper will transfer texture lines directly into hot vinyl.

2. Teflon Sheets (PTFE) Finish: Leaves a semi-gloss to shiny finish on vinyl. Best Use: Extremely durable, reusable hundreds of times, and non-stick. Pro Tip: Teflon holds heat longer than paper. When working with heat-sensitive fabrics (like polyester or nylon), parchment paper or butcher paper is safer because Teflon can trap excess heat and cause scorching or outline rings.

3. Uncoated Butcher Paper / Kraft Paper Finish: Ultra-matte.

Best Use: High-heat applications, sublimation, or DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers.

Pro Tip: Always use uncoated butcher paper. Waxed, coated, or freezer paper will melt directly onto your heating plate.

Garment Care Instructions (To Hand to Clients or Keep for Yourself) To ensure heat-pressed HTV transfers do not peel, crack, or fade over time: The 24-48 Hour Rule: Wait at least 24 to 48 hours after pressing before washing the garment for the first time. This lets the hot-melt adhesive fully cure into the fabric fibers.

Wash Inside Out: Always flip the shirt inside out before washing. This shields the vinyl design from friction against zippers, buttons, and other clothes.

Cold or Warm Water Only: Wash in cold or lukewarm water with mild detergent. Never use bleach or strong stain removers directly over the design.

No Fabric Softener: Fabric softeners break down the chemical adhesives holding the vinyl to the shirt.

Low Heat or Line Dry: Tumble dry on low/delicate setting, or hang dry for maximum print longevity.

Ironing: Never iron directly on top of the vinyl design. If ironing is needed, iron the shirt inside out or place a piece of parchment paper over the design.

Heat Press Master Checklist Pre-Press the Garment: Press the plain shirt for 3–5 seconds before placing your vinyl to remove moisture and wrinkles.

Pressure Matters: If HTV peels off after washing, 90% of the time it is due to insufficient pressure (or wrong heat settings), not the cover sheet. You should see the texture/weave of the shirt fabric visible through the vinyl surface after a proper press.