Letraset was founded in 1959. It originally came in pre-printed sheets with the characters backed with an adhesive requiring no heat or water, but merely the pressure of ‘rubbing’ to be released from the substrate. Letraset experienced the greatest rise…
Attention All Product Prototype Designers – Dry Transfers Serve a Great Purpose in a Pinch After having worked several months to develop a prototype of their new Hair Blinger™ hair tool, GEMC2, LLC, inventors of Hair Blinger™, were invited to…
Museum Exhibit Labels Can Elevate Vintage Luggage into Modern Art Image Transfers had the opportunity to work with the Digital Dept at Rose Brand on one of the world’s most famous monogrammed luggage designers for their New York City museum…
Letraset was a mid-20th century alternative to Letterpress Typesetting The original Letraset System comprised a library of transfer sheets that were pre-printed with fonts of alphabet letters. The majority of these typeface letter sheets were in sizes and fonts that…
Our Dry Transfers Were Recently Featured in Martha Stewart Weddings Magazine This was an unusual usage for our transfers. Michael Mccormick, from Martha Stewart Weddings, ordered three custom dry transfers. Three letter size, one each in Pantone 110 Yellow, Pantone…
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