This process involves transferring a specific image or print from a carrier (transfer paper or foil) onto a surface using heat, pressure, or a suitable adhesive. This carrier consists of a release layer that aids in the transfer of the image onto the surface. This technique is used mainly for the application of tag less labels on garments (T-Shirts). Since the design gets embedded under the surface layers, it is very long-lasting. This method is efficient and does not cause any irritation or discomfort to the wearer, especially when considering athletes. Many sportswear companies have adapted to heat transfer labels as every reduction in weight equals performance improvement.