Abstract: The invention relates to a transferrable applique wherein patterns, letters and the like are formed by temporarily bonding short fibers to the surface of a base sheet, such as paper and the like, the fibers being heat-transferred to an apparel, hat, bag and the like, more particularly the invention relates to a heat-transferrable applique having a dispersive dye layer of patterns, letters and the like, printed on the surface of a base sheet by use of dispersive dyes having relatively low sublimation fastness, on said layer there being provided a short fiber layer composed of short fibers made of material dyeable by sublimation of the dispersive dyes temporarily bonded by a porous temporary adhesive layer to the base, there being provided on said short fiber layer an adhesive layer with its position substantially conformed to that of the dispersive dye layer, the surface of said adhesive layer having a granulated or pulverized heat-sensitive adhesive layer, the short fibers being dyed by a preliminary heating

Abstract: A process for manufacturing transfer sheets is disclosed in which short fibers are temporarily stuck to a base sheet to form a short fiber layer to which two kinds of adhesives are applied to a desired design or letter to be transferred. When the transfer sheet thus made is put on a clothes or the like and heat and pressure are applied, the short fibers are transferred to the clothes only where coated with the adhesive.