When we apply the pressure to the football kit, it can occasionally become a little wrinkled as a result of transport. The jersey travels with many other packages and can be subjected to throwing and print. We try to prevent this by allowing the football kits to cool completely after applying the print, and we fold them in the most appropriate way. Despite our measures, however, the print may be perceived as wrinkled upon receipt, but this is easily rectified. How to adjust the print: Iron the football kit inside out with an iron and place baking paper between the iron and the football kit. Make sure the printed side is facing up. Place the iron on the marking with two dots, as this is the optimum heat. Allow the football kit to cool. It's a good idea to hang it on a hanger or lay it flat so the print doesn't have a chance to shrink or re-wrinkle. This can also be used if the football kit gets a little wrinkled after regular washing. Always remember to iron inside out and make sure the iron is not too hot to avoid melting the football kit.