How to remove print from clothes

Printing logos on clothes is how manufacturing companies design shirts, hoodies, and bags and promote their brand.

Prints play a huge role when you’re shopping for clothes. Sometimes the main reason why we’ll buy a piece of clothing is that we like their printed pics or logos, but sometimes it’s the opposite. If we stop loving the print or it starts to fade away, it doesn’t mean that we need to throw out the clothes immediately, we can just try removing it instead. We at 5-Minute Crafts picked the best ways to remove the print from shirts.

It is no secret that screen prints add to the splendor of a shirt, especially when it is spotless and neat. The print can be a logo, letters, an intricate

There are a few reasons you might want to remove printed designs or lettering from an item of clothing. Maybe you love the piece of clothing, but don't like the printing. Perhaps the printing is getting old and doesn't look good anymore,...

Screen printing is one of the most popular methods of transferring a design onto fabric for t-shirts, bags, and hoodies, but what happens when you need to remove that printed design? Maybe you have a

​If you’re a beginner in screen printing, it’s only natural that you will make mistakes, and even if you’re a seasoned screen printer, there’ll be times when the image doesn’t come out quite as you wanted.Though screen printing ink is permanent, there are a few tricks you can apply to…

Find out how to remove damaged vinyl from your tees to save your tee and start over.

Removing stains from clothes: a huge target that a woman often faces at her home. Not only for her clothing but also for her husband’s and kids clothing. Usually stains found on kids’ clothes are thought to be harder ones to be removed. This...

Don't ditch your clothes just because of an awful stain! With this stain removal guide, we show you how to battle your worst clothing blemishes.

Not long ago we attended our church's annual children's clothing sale, and my daughter found a volleyball sweatshirt for the school's team that was to die for. She begged for it. It was cute, I admit. And 50 cents. I couldn't argue much. So I said yes. And then I got home and realized. The sweatshirt was personalized. Luckily it had vinyl lettering, which is typically heat transferred, so I wondered if the vinyl letters could be removed with heat too. I went basic-basic and started with my…