Custom shirt maker creates "PLOMO" designs in Buenos Aires

Here is a description of the video: The video shows a person peeling away a clear film from a yellow skull and crossbones design that has been heat-pressed onto a blue t-shirt. The design includes the word "PLOMO" written in a dripping font below the skull. The shirt is lying on a white surface, possibly a table or counter. The action is focused on the peeling process, highlighting the successful transfer of the design to the fabric.

Here's a description of the video: The video shows a hand using a white iron to apply an orange graphic to a green t-shirt. The graphic includes a skull and crossbones design along with the word "PLOMO" written in a drippy font. The shirt has a tag visible at the neckline also featuring the word "PLOMO". The person ironing applies pressure and moves the iron across the graphic multiple times. The ironing takes place on a light-colored countertop. A clothes hanger is also visible.

The video shows a café interior. The focus is on a wooden table with a white mug, a coffee filter sitting on top, a glass of water, an empty black coffee cup, a saucer, and a sugar container. Behind the table are several light green chairs and tables, with a person sitting at one of them looking at a phone. They are wearing a green sweatshirt and have a dark blue backpack and a light gray jacket hanging on the back of their chair. The background includes a view of the street through the café's window and a glimpse of the café's counter and display case. The floor is tiled.

The video shows a person peeling a clear transfer sheet off of a green t-shirt. The transfer sheet has an orange design featuring a skull and crossbones, and the word "PLOMO" in a dripping style font. The design is now transferred onto the t-shirt. The video concludes with a view of the completed shirt.