Sublimation Printing · Sialkot, Pakistan
What is sublimation printing?
Sublimation uses heat to bond dye into suitable polyester fabric. The color sits in the fiber rather than forming a separate layer on top, making the method useful for detailed, full-color sportswear designs.
Light polyester and polyester-spandex are common bases. Artwork can use gradients, multiple colors, and all-over patterns; fabric and color references should be confirmed for each garment.
Products we sublimate
From team kits to activewear
Team uniforms
Soccer, basketball, volleyball, rugby, cricket, ice hockey, cycling, and cheer kits.
Point 1Esports and darts
Custom jerseys with team graphics, sponsors, names, and numbers.
Point 2Combat sports
BJJ no-gi rash guards and MMA shorts.
Point 3Fitness wear
Leggings, sports bras, and compression wear.
Point 4
Decoration guide
Sublimation vs. screen printing
The right method depends on the fabric, artwork, and coverage you want.
| Feature | Sublimation | Screen printing |
|---|---|---|
| Best fabric | Light polyester | Cotton and blends |
| Colors | Unlimited colors and gradients | Each color adds a screen |
| Feel | Dye bonds into the fiber | Ink layer on top |
| Best for | All-over team kits | Bold logos on tees and hoodies |
Artwork and layout
How the print is planned
Color and pattern
Gradients, multiple colors, and all-over graphics can be arranged across panels.
Point 1Names and numbers
Player details can be included in team artwork and matched to a roster.
Point 2Placement
Designs are positioned around garment panels, seams, and competition requirements.
Point 3
Sublimation printing
Common questions
Light polyester and polyester-spandex are common bases. Suitability depends on the fabric and garment construction.
Sublimation bonds dye into compatible polyester and suits all-over graphics. Screen printing applies ink on top and is often used for bold logos.
Yes. Names and numbers can be included in the artwork and positioned for the garment.