What about CFR/CNF of hotfix studs?
There are plenty of trading terms for hotfix studs available in guangzhou jingpin garment accessory co.,ltd, including CFR/CNF, FOB, and CIF. CFR/CNF means that the seller is in charge of all the costs of shipping goods from their origin to the port of destination, including delivery costs and clearing the goods for export except for the insurance. So the price under the term of CFR/CNF will be lower than the ordinary one as we do not include the shipping costs in the total amount of the order. If customers prefer to adopt this term, please read the relevant instruction or contact us.
Guangzhou jpstrass Garment Accessory Co.Ltd has developed full range of rhinestones wholesale such as hotfix studs. jpstrass is mainly engaged in the business of Rhinestone Transfers and other product series. Jpstrass hotfix studs is meticulously manufactured. It goes through the following process: Grinding - Removes all sharpness from temples; Sanding - Smooths the inside of the frame and removes lines; Tumbler - Removes the sharpness from the frames. JPSTRASS garment accessory gives fashionable and trendy look to the fabric and other products. Jpstrass has established a strict quality guarantee system to guarantee the quality of hot fix tape. High-quality raw material is used.
Higher customer satisfaction is the chasing target of Jpstrass brand. Please contact us!
Choose a Design Style
Text-Based: Names, slogans, or single words (e.g., "QUEEN," "LOVE").
Graphic-Based: Logos, floral patterns, animals, or abstract shapes.
Mixed: Combine text and graphics (e.g., a crown with a name).
Software Tools for Designing
Cricut Design Space / Silhouette Studio – For creating cut files for heat transfer.
Adobe Illustrator / Procreate – For custom vector designs.
Rhinestone Template Software (e.g., Stuller Design Studio) – For precise stone placement.
Design Tips
Keep it simple – Too many small details can make application difficult.
Use bold outlines – Helps with rhinestone placement.
Consider spacing – Leave a small gap between stones (1–2mm).