Custom Sublimation Polo Shirt Printing

It is a collared polo whose design is printed with dye-sublimation: heat turns the ink into gas that bonds with the fabric. This one is unisex, 100% microfibre and eco-friendly dyed. The result is an all-over, soft-to-touch print that works for team kits and corporate jerseys.

Sublimation gives vivid, saturated colour because the dye bonds into the fibre, but a screen colour and a printed colour never match exactly. Send brand colour references prepared in CMYK and approve the mockup first; the shirt takes its colours from your artwork rather than from a preset garment colour.

Yes. The dye turns to gas and bonds directly with the polyester-type fibres, which allows colourful all-over artwork rather than a single patch, and front and back printing are both available. Mention both sides in your brief so the mockup and quotation include them.

Clubs, corporate sports teams, school bodies and event crews pick them because an all-over design makes a team recognisable from a distance. The cool-fit microfibre also suits long outdoor days such as sports carnivals and roadshows, where a heavy cotton polo would feel warm.

No, not properly. Sublimation needs polyester-type fibres to bond with, which is why this polo is 100% microfibre, with a mini eyelet texture, cool fit and antimicrobial feature. If you want a cotton polo, DTF or embroidery on the standard polo page is the better route.

Yes, the minimum is 20 pieces for a bulk order, which suits clubs, corporate teams and school bodies. Because every shirt is printed to your artwork, state the size split and any name or number variations in the enquiry so the quotation covers them from the start.

Use JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD or PDF at 300 DPI. Prepare the artwork in CMYK, because RGB or Pantone values may shift on the finished shirt, and outline fonts in AI files. For all-over patterns, extend the background beyond the edges so no plain strip shows near the seams.

The page describes the prints as resistant to cracking, peeling and fading. For care, wash in cold water with a mild detergent, turn the polo inside out and dry it on low heat. Following that routine helps the colours stay strong over many wash cycles.

Yes, sizes run from XS to 10XL in a unisex cut, so one order can cover petite staff through to very large builds. Colours are not preset on the page because the colour comes from your artwork, so describe the palette you want in the enquiry.

Yes, a mockup comes to you first and printing waits for your approval. You may still revise the design after ordering, and minor edits are taken before production, which helps when you want to see how a pattern lands on the collar and sleeves.

They suit different jobs. Sublimation gives colourful, full-coverage artwork and gradients that stitching cannot match, while embroidery gives a small, textured chest badge that looks formal. Choose sublimation for sports and team kits, and embroidery when a plain polo with a neat crest fits better.

Use this rule: if you want a colourful all-over design, choose the sublimation polo in microfibre; if you want a plain colour with a small logo, choose the standard cotton polo with DTF or embroidery. Request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp and we will compare both for your artwork.