sublimation.
Perfect for full-color, edge-to-edge designs on light-colored polyester garments. The ink becomes part of the fabric.
ink that becomes fabric.
Sublimation uses heat to turn ink into gas that bonds permanently with polyester fibers. The result is a print you can't feel: no crack, no peel, no added weight, ever. It's how all-over prints, photo-real jerseys, and vivid pattern work get made.
when to choose it.
Choose sublimation for full-color, edge-to-edge designs on light-colored polyester. Athletic jerseys, all-over prints, and vibrant designs with gradients and photos are its sweet spot. Because the ink dyes the fabric itself, it needs polyester content and light base colors to work its magic.
the details.
One-piece minimum. Standard 3 to 4 week turnaround after art approval. Pairs beautifully with fusion names and numbers for team uniforms.
common questions.
Will a sublimated print crack or fade?
No. The ink becomes part of the fabric rather than sitting on top of it, so there's nothing to crack, peel, or feel.
Can you sublimate on cotton or dark shirts?
Sublimation requires light-colored, high-polyester fabric. For cotton or dark garments, our digital printing (DTF) method delivers similar full-color detail. We'll recommend the right method for your garment.
ready when you are.
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