STC-T10(L) is A4 paper for temporary tattoo transfer. Think about the design before asking about a wholesale order. A sheet of repeated graphics and one carrying a different name on every design need different artwork explanations. Start with what the project should produce, then discuss the paper and proposed printing arrangement using its complete model, STC-T10(L).
How large is each graphic?
Begin with the size of each intended graphic. An A4 page shows a sheet layout, but someone opening it still needs to know how large the finished design should be. Put those dimensions beside the artwork. Describe the intended placement and any orientation preferences too. Whoever will handle production can then address the usable layout and space needed for handling in the proposed process.
Say the project uses a different name on each design. Give each file a clear reference and put the exact spelling beside it. Explain any placement or orientation that matters to the design, so the person discussing the layout understands those priorities. A row of tiny previews is a poor substitute for readable text. You'll also want to explain whether each design repeats or whether the entire order contains different graphics, because those are different requirements for the artwork discussion.
Talk to the person who will do the printing
Before choosing the paper, find out which printer is proposed. Give the full machine identification and the printing materials involved, and ask about that arrangement for STC-T10(L). If a partner is doing the printing, get their description of the route they intend to use. Don't let the choice rest on what happened with a similarly named paper elsewhere.
The STC-T10(L) product listing keeps the exact paper reference available while that discussion takes place. The (L) suffix belongs with the model. It's easy to lose a small part of a name when files pass between people, so retain it in the item description rather than shortening everything to ‘tattoo paper.’ That is especially useful if several materials are under consideration.
Explain the application as well as the image
For the application discussion, explain how the temporary tattoo transfer is intended to be used. Ask for the relevant product information and instructions before agreeing to supply. You may have a preferred characteristic in mind; put it forward as a requirement to discuss. The artwork can help explain the project while those application questions remain open.
If the project uses several materials
You'll find the broader category under Transfer consumables. If the same project also includes Heat Transfer Vinyl, give that material its own application discussion instead of treating a shared graphic as a shared process. For STC-T10(L), the enquiry can stay short: explain the intended use, attach the artwork and dimensions, identify the proposed printer and state the quantity required. An answer about a different material shouldn't quietly decide the paper choice for this job.
Questions & answers
What is the sheet format for STC-T10(L)?
It is A4 paper for temporary tattoo transfer. Keep the complete model, including (L), with the artwork and printing questions when preparing the request.
What printer details should I provide?
Give the exact printer model and the proposed printing materials. Ask about that particular arrangement before selecting the paper; don't leave the machine identification implicit in the enquiry.
How should I describe individually named artwork?
Provide the intended graphic dimensions, exact text and a reference matching each design to its intended item. State whether the designs repeat or vary and explain the intended use.
