Sublimation Transfers,Blanks And Supplies

Sublimation is a printing process that uses heat to transfer dye into materials like polyester fabrics and polymer-coated items. When heated, the sublimation ink turns into a gas and bonds with the material, creating vibrant and long-lasting prints. This method is ideal for custom designs on apparel, mugs, tiles, and more, as it ensures high-quality, durable results that won’t crack, peel, or fade over time.

The most cost-effective way to create a sublimation transfer gang sheet is by using our online gang sheet builder. You can easily access the builder directly on our website at this link.

The video below will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to use the gang sheet builder. Please note, the online builder for sublimation transfers is the same builder for DTF transfers.

Sublimation transfers work best on polyester fabrics and polymer-coated substrates such as mugs, tiles, and metals.

No, sublimation transfers are not effective on cotton fabrics. They require polyester or polymer-coated materials to bond properly.

Sublimated Items should be washed in cold water with mild detergent and dried on low heat to maintain the quality and vibrancy of the design.