Sublimation Prints (up to 44 inches)

technique that uses heat and pressure to transfer a design onto a variety of products:

What it is

Sublimation printing is a method for embedding a design into a product's material, rather than printing on top of it. The process involves printing a design onto special sublimation paper, then placing the paper onto the product and applying heat. The heat turns the ink into a gas, which the material absorbs.

What it's used for

Sublimation printing is a popular choice for customizing apparel, sportswear, and other fabric products. It can also be used on ceramic mugs, kitchen utensils, and other items.

What makes it special

Sublimation printing produces vibrant, permanent images that won't crack, peel, or wash away. The ink is embedded into the material, rather than simply laying on top.

How it works

The process is similar to a tattoo, but for products instead of skin. The heat opens the pores of the fabric, and then the ink cools and solidifies under applied pressure.

What to consider
Not all products can be sublimated. The product must be white or have a special coating that allows the sublimation inks to adhere

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