Car accessories beige velvet middle with plain brown leather edges
Technical Specifications
- Material Type: Professional combination of short velvet (middle) and reinforced synthetic leather (tips).
- colors: Beige in the working/printing area, and Brown in the outer frame.
- Typo compatibility: Supports (sublimation printing, sublimation, heat-transfer vinyl, DTF).
- Texture: Soft, velvety surface absorbs inks clearly, with a smooth leather feel to the edges.
- Usage: Car interior decorations, suspensions, backing covers (depending on your choice of the type of part).
Superior quality standards (Information Gain)
This product is a smart engineering solution for automotive enthusiasts and printing projects; The velvet material in the middle was chosen with great care because it is the only material that combines luxury and the ability to absorb ink Sublimation And install Vinyl Effectively, while the edges of the brown leather act as “bumpers” protecting the piece from abrasion caused by constant friction inside the cabin. This combination ensures long-lasting car accessories that maintain the luster of the print without fading when exposed to direct sunlight inside the car.
Why is it the first choice? (The Value Prop)
If you are looking for excellence in car gift giving or want to start your own production line for your brand, then this product is the "Joker". Thanks to its neutral beige color, it accepts and highlights all colors of designs and logos with a high clarity that dark velvet does not provide. It saves you the cost of importing multiple materials, as it combines decorative aesthetics with durability. You can now browse more options at Madar Print to start your project at the lowest costs and highest possible quality that ensures the satisfaction of your customers.
Creative Inspiration
- Corporate gifts: Print the company logo with DTF technology on velvet and distribute them as luxurious gifts to employees and VIP clients.
- Personal customization: Write people's names or "Prayer for Travel" phrases using gold heat-transfer vinyl to match the brown leather.
- Car clubs: Designing sports car team logos and printing them with sublimation to be fixed and integrated into the velvet fabric.
- Gift shops: Offer the item as a “custom set” option by grouping multiple items into the customer’s basket, which increases the bill.
How to use (Guide)
To ensure professional results when printing on velvet and avoid damage to the leather, follow these steps carefully:
- Design processing: Print the desired design (either sublimation or DTF) in a size that fits the beige center area only.
- Protection: When using a heat press, it is preferable to cover the edges of the brown leather with Teflon thermal paper or thermal insulation to protect it from melting or changing color.
- Sublimation printing: Set the temperature to 190-200°C for 50-60 seconds (depending on the type of paper and press).
- Vinyl/DTF printing: Adjust the temperature and time according to the label instructions for the roller you are using (usually 150 degrees for 10-15 seconds).
- Pressing: Make sure the plunger pressure is “medium” to avoid permanently “mashing” the velvet pile.
- Cooling: Allow the item to cool completely before touching to set the colors and maintain the shape of the fabric.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Is brown leather affected by the heat of the press during printing? A: Leather is sensitive to direct high heat, so it must be insulated or directed at the velvet area only and using protective paper.
Q: Can color photographs be printed on beige velvet? A: Yes, the sublimation technique gives wonderful results and very bright colors on this type of light velvet.
Q: Does the price include the complete set? A: No, the price shown is the price of one piece only, and you must choose the type of piece and the required number of options.
Don't miss the opportunity to add a touch of luxury to your car or store now, complete your order today and get unparalleled quality.
Minimum order quantity: 50 units.
Product images and customization previews are illustrative. Final artwork is confirmed before production.