Dye bonded into the fibre, not sitting on top of it - printed on the panel before the garment is sewn, so the graphic runs right to the seam.
Sublimation turns dye into gas and bonds it into polyester fibres. The print becomes part of the fabric, so there is nothing to crack, peel or stiffen, and the garment weighs and breathes exactly as it did before. It is why team kit is sublimated rather than screen printed.
Included with production. When you place a garment order with us, this work is included for that artwork. If you only want the files, we quote it separately and confirm the price in writing before we start.
No, and nor can anyone else. Sublimation dye bonds to polyester. On cotton it washes out. For cotton we use DTG, screen print or DTF.
No. White areas are the fabric showing through, so the base fabric must be white or very light.
No. The dye is inside the fibre rather than on the surface, so there is nothing to crack, peel or wash off.
Yes. We print the flat panels before the garment is sewn, which is why coverage can be edge to edge.
No. A full-colour photographic print costs the same as a single colour, which is the opposite of screen printing.
Or your brand name, if that is all there is yet.
Send the artwork you have, or tell us the name and we will draw it.
Send your design and quantities and we reply within one working day with unit price, lead time and landed cost. No account, no obligation.
Prefer email? info@fabrioza.com — we reply within one working day.
