Custom Sublimation T-shirt Printing

Yes, sublimation suits all-over, full-colour designs because the ink bonds into polyester fibres rather than sitting on top. Front and back printing are both available. Keep in mind that sublimation cannot print white, so any white area in your design shows the colour of the fabric.

No, sublimation ink is transparent and cannot print white, so it does not show on dark fabric. Choose a light or white base shirt and put your colours into the design instead; a light base is what lets printed colours come out true.

Yes, bulk orders start at 20 pieces. That suits clubs, companies and event teams ordering matching jerseys. The page notes that you can mix sizes and fabric colours within one order while keeping the design consistent, so you do not need 20 of every size.

Front and back printing are both available, and because sublimation is all-over, the design can run across the panels, sleeves and sides instead of sitting in a chest box. Keep key text and logos away from seams, since a seam can cut through the artwork.

Send AI, PDF, PSD, PNG or JPEG at 300 DPI in CMYK. The page stresses that print quality depends on your image file, so a blurry or low-resolution picture will print blurry on a large jersey panel. Convert AI text to outlines and keep minor changes for before production begins.

The page says the prints will not fade, crack or peel, and they resist fading and cracking through regular machine washing. Because the dye is inside the fabric, there is no raised layer to flake off. Wash in cold water, mild detergent and turn the shirt inside out.

Yes, sizes run from 3XS to 10XL, which covers children's team kits through to very large builds. You can mix sizes and fabric colours in one order as long as the design stays consistent, so share a full size list when you request a quotation.

Not well. Sublimation works best on light-coloured polyester or polyester-blend cloth and does not adhere properly to cotton or other natural fibres. The page offers fabrics such as mini eyelet, eyelet, interlock, RJPK, diamond, ultron and lycra sandwich, from 160 to 280 gsm.

Yes, you see a mockup before anything is printed and approve it first. Revisions are still possible after you order, and minor artwork changes are accepted before production, which helps you check how a long pattern wraps across seams and sleeves.

Yes. Adding a name and number is one of the optional add-ons, alongside a Muslimah cutting, extended sleeve, extended rib, collar rib and custom collar tape. Send your name and number list in a spreadsheet with sizes so every player or staff member gets the right shirt.

Sublimation turns ink into gas that bonds with polyester, so the print has no feel and covers the whole garment. DTF is a film transfer that sits on the surface, works on cotton and dark shirts, and suits smaller logos. Choose sublimation for jerseys and DTF for cotton staff tees.

Pick by use: lighter eyelet or mini eyelet fabric for hot-weather sports, a heavier interlock for a firmer feel, and a light base colour so your colours print true. Then request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp with your design and headcount and we will suggest the fabric.