
Sublimated football jersey
Made to order · Sublimation
Dyed into the fabric, edge to edge
Your design is pressed into white polyester as dye, so the colour becomes the fabric. It won't crack or peel.

01 · How it works

01
The whole garment pattern is printed onto transfer paper.

02
Paper and white polyester are fed together.

03
Heat turns the ink into dye in the fibres.

04
Printed panels are cut and stitched into the garment.
02 · Best for

Made to order · Sublimation

Made to order · Sublimation

Made to order · Sublimation
03 · Artwork
Guidance, not hard limits. Every file is checked and you're told if something needs changing.
Placement
Back placements (full back, nape, yoke) are confirmed on your proof.

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| Sublimation | DTF | Screen printing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Team kits, all-over print | Full-colour art, any fabric | Bold designs in volume |
| Feel | None: dyed in | Thin, flexible film | Ink on the surface |
| Colours | Unlimited, edge to edge | Unlimited | Spot colours |
| Fabric | White or light polyester only | Cotton, poly, blends, nylon | Cotton, blends, some poly |
FAQ
Sublimation dye bonds to polyester fibres. Cotton won't take it.
No. The fabric starts white and the design, including black, is printed in.
Yes, printed into each garment's panels from your roster.
It's also used for leggings, running tops and all-over printed activewear.
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