Stahls' CAD-CUT® Glitter Flake™ HTV – Florida Orange

CAD-CUT® Glitter Flake™ is Stahls' glitter heat transfer vinyl for sparkling apparel graphics with a textured, high-impact finish. The Florida Orange material is designed for professional cutting, weeding and heat-press decoration on garments and accessories.

Key Features & Benefits

• Professional apparel decoration: Designed for production with compatible cutting/printing equipment and a heat press.
• Distinct material effect: This product family is selected for its specific finish or performance characteristic rather than as a generic one-size-fits-all HTV.
• Production selection: Match the material to the garment fabric, artwork detail, desired finish and end-use requirements before production.

Technical & Production Information

• Product family: CAD-CUT® Glitter Flake™
• Effect: Textured glitter/sparkle finish
• Process: Cut, weed and heat apply; also used in selected specialty appliqué workflows
• Current CrafterNV variant selections: 20" x 5 yards

Common Applications

Cheer and dance apparel, spirit wear, fashion garments, bags, logos, lettering and glitter accents.

Choosing This Material

Glitter Flake is a strong choice for cheer, dance, spirit wear, fashion and promotional designs where visible sparkle is part of the artwork. Stahls also documents specialty workflows using lighter Glitter Flake colors as a base for sublimation. Test specialty processes before production.

Cutting, Printing & Heat-Press Guidance

Use the production workflow specified for this exact material family. For cut HTV, mirror the artwork before cutting, perform a test cut, weed the excess material and heat apply with even time, temperature and pressure. For printable material, verify printer, ink, contour-cut and masking compatibility before production. Always test the actual garment because coatings, dyes, fabric blends and heat sensitivity vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same as standard matte HTV?
No. This material has a specialized finish, construction or performance purpose. Select it because that characteristic is appropriate for the finished garment.

Can I use it on any garment?
No heat-transfer material should be assumed compatible with every textile. Confirm the garment fabric and test unfamiliar, coated, sublimated or heat-sensitive garments before production.

Should I test before a production run?
Yes. Test cutting or printing, adhesion, heat tolerance and finished appearance on the actual garment whenever possible.