TXP Offers $100 Custom Transfer Credit for Decorators Ready to “Break Up With Bad Transfers”

MENTOR, OHIO (March 25, 2026) – Transfer Express (TXP) is helping apparel decorators rethink their transfer quality with the launch of its new “Break Up With Bad Transfers” campaign, featuring a $100 product credit for those ready to try something better.

Designed to connect with decorators who have experienced poor quality, inconsistent application, or unreliable results from other suppliers, the campaign brings a playful, nostalgic twist to a common industry frustration. At the center of the promotion is a 90s-inspired “Love Quiz” that helps decorators evaluate their current transfer supplier and decide whether it is finally time to make a change.

Participants who discover they are ready to break up with bad transfers are invited to share their “break-up story,” along with photos or videos showing unsatisfactory transfer results. In return, eligible decorators can receive a $100 credit to use toward Transfer Express custom transfers, giving them an easy, low-risk way to experience a better option firsthand. Terms and conditions apply.

“This campaign puts a spotlight on something decorators know all too well, not all transfers deliver the same results,” said Josh Ellsworth, Chief Revenue Officer at GroupeSTAHL. “With this promotion, we’re giving decorators a fun, low-risk way to explore a better option and see the TXP difference for themselves.”

With decades of experience serving apparel decorators, TXP helps customers create and apply custom heat transfers with speed, confidence, and consistency. The “Break Up With Bad Transfers” campaign reinforces the company’s commitment to helping decorators produce better-looking finished goods while simplifying the path to dependable transfer production.

Decorators can find more details about the promotion or submit their photos or videos for $100 credit by visiting transferexpress.com/transfer-love-quiz.

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