Product and construction briefs
Flock Decoration Approval: Review the Named Material on the Actual Garment
For flock decoration, request the exact material reference and its current application guidance, then review the artwork on the proposed garment. Surface feel, cut edges and layered areas should be judged on that combination. Do not borrow heat settings or certification claims from an unrelated flock product.
For brands considering a raised velvet-like decoration surface.
Identify the decoration material before choosing settings
The Siser StripFlock Pro page describes that named product as providing a smooth velvet effect and publishes its own textile suitability and application instructions. That is a useful example of why flock should not be treated as one universal recipe. Ask the decorator to name the actual product, confirm its substrate suitability and identify the instructions being used; the example is not a MyOwnWear material commitment.
Use artwork that exposes the difficult details
Include the smallest important gap, a narrow stroke, an outside corner and any intended overlap in the sample artwork. Specify which areas must remain separate and which may touch. Examine the actual cut and applied result rather than approving a screen rendering. If a detail must be enlarged or simplified, record the changed artwork version before accepting its surface appearance.
Keep visual acceptance and care evidence distinct
Inspect edge lift, unwanted adhesive visibility, surface direction and the relationship between the flock and surrounding print. Record the garment material and application sample ID. Request relevant care or adhesion evidence for that exact combination when needed; the named product’s instructions are an input, not proof of the finished garment’s outcome. Avoid transferring the source product’s certifications to the garment or to the manufacturer.
Decision and evidence checklist
| Decision | Include in the brief | Review evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Exact flock product and current instructions | Product reference linked to substrate |
| Artwork limits | Small gaps, strokes and overlap zones | Applied detail sample |
| Approval scope | Appearance versus care/adhesion questions | Recorded result for the actual combination |
What this brief does and does not establish
Siser is cited only for its named product. Flock availability, application conditions and finished-garment results must be confirmed for the inquiry.
- Siser: StripFlock Pro: The named StripFlock Pro product is described as creating a smooth velvet effect and has its own textile suitability and application instructions. Named-product illustration only; no universal heat setting, certification transfer or supplier availability claim.
Send the flock product proposal, substrate reference and difficult-detail artwork to MyOwnWear; request an applied sample before decoration approval. Open the MyOwnWear RFQ form.
Buyer questions
Can one flock temperature be used for every order?
Do not assume so. Follow the proposed material’s current guidance and confirm suitability for the actual garment.
Does a material certificate certify MyOwnWear?
No. A document belongs to its stated product, holder and scope; it cannot be reassigned to a different entity.
Can a digital mock-up approve flock texture?
It can communicate layout, but surface and edge decisions require a physical applied sample.