Sublimation isn’t good for all fabrics. It is best on polyester and synthetic fabrics or substrates. Usually the higher the cotton content the less the item will hold the colors.

Sublimation is great for printing lots of colors. As of now, we can’t sublimate a black shirt to lighter colors, but we can sublimate white to any color, well, pretty much. Colored shirts will tint the color printed on it. So if you print a design on gray, anywhere your design had white in it, will now be gray.

We can do custom names and numbers - you’re only limited to the size size of our heat press: 15 X 17.

The better your image quality, the better print result.

Sublimation is heat applied, Performance shirts are often have a mark around the edge of where the paper was heat pressed. It is very difficult to avoid markings from heat pressing, but when possible, we do our best to cut out your design, so it is subtly visible.

As of now, we don’t do all over printing, we are restricted to a size of 15” x 17”.

If the fabric and colors work, dye sublmiation is your best option for printing photos. Your results depend on your provided photo quality.

We work with sewers who can help create patterns or sew your shirt together that is fully sublimated.

Assuming the fabric is correct for sublimation, once sublimated, the designs are permanent and part of the fabric. If they have natural fibers, there likely will be some degree of washing out or fading.