Sublimation Shirt (BB-1502)

What is Sublimation?

Sublimation is a digital printing technology that uses heat to transfer dye onto materials, resulting in vibrant, full-color images.

Advantages of Sublimation:

1. Photorealistic images
2. Permanent, non-fading prints
3. Soft, breathable fabric feel
4. Quick production turnaround
5. Cost-effective for small to large orders
6. Customizable designs, logos, and graphics
7. Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications

Compatible Fabrics for Sublimation:

1. Polyester (100% or blended)
2. Polyester-rich fabrics (e.g., poly-cotton blends)
3. Ceramic-coated fabrics
4. Sublimation-friendly fabrics (e.g., polyester-rayon blends)
5. Synthetic fabrics (e.g., nylon, acrylic)

Features of Sublimation:

1. Full-color printing
2. High-resolution images (up to 1440 dpi)
3. Permanent, heat-activated dyes
4. Soft, breathable fabric finish
5. Resistant to fading, cracking, or peeling
6. Customizable designs, logos, and graphics
7. Compatible with various fabric weights and thicknesses

Sublimation Process:

1. Image creation and printing on sublimation paper
2. Heat press application (temperature and pressure)
3. Dye sublimation into fabric
4. Cooling and fixing the image

Applications of Sublimation:

1. Sports teams (custom jerseys, uniforms)
2. Fashion designers (vibrant, unique designs)
3. Event organizers (customized event tees)
4. Promotional product distributors (branded merchandise)
5. Artists and designers (creative expression)
6. Signage and display materials
7. Home decor and furnishings

Benefits for Various Industries:

1. Sports: Customized team wear, uniforms, and equipment
2. Fashion: Unique, vibrant designs, and quick production
3. Events: Customized event tees, promotional products
4. Promotional Products: Branded merchandise, giveaways
5. Art and Design: Creative expression, custom designs

Tips and Considerations:

1. Fabric selection: Choose compatible fabrics for optimal results
2. Image quality: High-resolution images for best results
3. Color management: Ensure accurate color representation
4. Heat press settings: Optimize temperature and pressure
5. Post-production care: Follow washing and drying instructions

By understanding the advantages, features, and applications of sublimation, you can unlock new creative possibilities and produce stunning, high-quality products.

Sublimation printing can be done on various fabrics, including:

1. Polyester (100% or blended)
2. Polyester-rich fabrics (e.g., poly-cotton blends)
3. Ceramic-coated fabrics
4. Sublimation-friendly fabrics (e.g., polyester-rayon blends)
5. Synthetic fabrics (e.g., nylon, acrylic)
6. Fleece
7. Terry cloth
8. Velour
9. French terry
10. Sweatshirt fleece
11. Jersey knit
12. Interlock knit
13. Rib knit
14. Stretch fabrics (e.g., spandex, elastane)
15. Neoprene
16. Polyester-lycra blends
17. Athletic wear fabrics
18. Outdoor fabrics (e.g., water-resistant, breathable)
19. Fashion fabrics (e.g., georgette, chiffon)
20. Home decor fabrics (e.g., curtain, upholstery)

Note: Sublimation works best on fabrics with a high polyester content (at least 80%). Natural fibers like cotton, linen, and silk are not suitable for sublimation.

Additionally, sublimation can also be done on:

– Sublimation-coated fabrics
– Sublimation-treated fabrics
– Polyester-coated fabrics
– Ceramic-coated fabrics
– Metalized fabrics