The sublimation pink pig plush keyring is an ideal gift for birthdays, promotional merchandise, and crafting projects. Each soft toy is individually packaged and includes a white t-shirt which is the perfect canvas for customising with sublimation, DTF, or vinyl applications. From keepsakes and birthday gifts to custom soft toys, corporate gifts, and promotional giveaways, this plush toy can be personalised for all occasions.
These plush teddies are made from soft, durable polyester and filled with plush stuffing. With a blank area for your logo or design, the label is perfect for personalised presents or brand promotion.
Not suitable for children under 3 years
Product Specifications
All materials conform to BS EN71 Toy Safety Regulations
Supplied with an individual PP bag.
The filling inside of the plush toy is made of Polypropylene (PP) Cotton
Made from 100% Polyester
CE and UKCA certified
Sitting height: 10.5cm
Full length (stretched): 12.5cm
T-shirt size: 11 x 16.5cm
Pressing Instructions
Pressing Instructions: For Heat Press
60-100 SECONDS
180°C
MEDIUM/HEAVY
Further information: The above pressing information are guide lines only as all heat presses vary from different manufacturers.
Tips and Tricks
Keep fur out of the way when taping on your design, and ensure it is taped down tightly to avoid moment.
Hold steady or control the opening speed when the press is opening to reduce bouncing, and in turn, ghosting of your design.
Videos
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Learn How to Sublimate a Plush Keyring!
In this video, we're excited to demonstrate the sublimation process for our new collection of Higgle Bears. Join us as we guide you through the step-by-step sublimation of these charming Higgle Bears, sharing valuable tips and insights along the way. Get ready to unleash your creativity and make these bears truly your own!
Video guide
How to sublimate a plush keyring
Sublimating the Higgle Bears plush keyrings on a Prima Auto Clam Plus press. It covers keeping the fur clear of the design, taping the transfer firmly so it cannot move, keeping as much of the bear out of the press as possible, and fluffing the fur back up with a lint roller afterwards.
Plays here from YouTube when you press play. Open on YouTube
