Printing on Your Own Clothes - Disclaimer

When ordering textile prints on customer-supplied garments, please note that MEB is not responsible for poor durability of the prints or potential damage to the garments during the production process. We recommend purchasing garments through MEB, as we use materials that are guaranteed to be suitable for printing.

• Prints adhere best to smooth, non-stretch, and natural materials (cotton or cotton-polyester blends). Stretchy materials (e.g., spandex) risk the print not stretching proportionally with the fabric, causing it to peel off. Prints do not adhere well to slippery materials or those designed to repel dirt or moisture.
• Garments should be clean. Even new clothes should be washed, as they may have been treated at the factory with a protective chemical that can affect print adhesion.
• Check whether the material can withstand ironing. If the print is applied using heat transfer, the material must withstand direct heat contact of up to 170°C for several seconds. The same applies to other garment components, such as zippers.
• Follow washing instructions (max 40°C gentle wash, turned inside out, without strong stain removers or fabric softeners. Air dry, do not tumble dry). When ironing, place baking paper over the print.