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HHLM Gear

The Foundation of this line of clothing is to support injured federal agent Carlos Valles. On August 30th, 2023, Agent Valles was critically injured during an undercover operation in New Orleans, LA. Agent Valles has a long recovery ahead of him; however, he is a warrior with the heart of a lion. Proceeds from sales will be used to support Agent Valles and his family during his recovery. The 'HHLM' moniker originated from a tattoo that Agent Valles has that means 'Hermanos Hasta La Muetre" which translates to 'Brothers 'til Death'.

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What we do?

Direct-to-Garment

Direct-to-Garment, also known as DTG, is one of the few ways we imprint designs on apparel. For the process, we spray shirts with a pre-treatment that allows the ink to bind with the fabric, giving it a vibrancy. After that, we print the design onto the garment, and cure the ink with a heat press. We often use DTG printing for fabrics containing cotton.

Direct -to-Film

DTF printing is another way we create our products. In this process, we take a sheet of transfer film and print the design onto it. From there, we cover the film with adhesive powder and melt it under a heat press. Once the adhesive is melted, we place the film onto the garment and press on the design with a heat press. This is typically good for dry-fit material.

Cup Sublimation

We first print your custom design onto special transfer paper using sublimation inks. Then place the paper onto a product and heat it with a heat press. The heat turns the inks into a gas, and the material absorbs them. As a result, you get a permanent, vibrant print that won't fade or crack over time.

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