sublimation

Our process involves printing the design onto specialized paper. The inks employed undergo a transformation into gas when subjected to heat, seamlessly bonding with the fabric and creating a permanent imprint. This method ensures lasting effects with minimal susceptibility to fading, as the ink becomes embedded in the fabric or substrate rather than resting superficially, as observed in traditional screen printing. 

Sublimation is most effective when applied to white or light-colored fabrics, typically composed of polyester or a polyester blend. Additionally, sublimation can be successfully employed on polymer-coated items like coasters, mugs, mouse pads, flags, towels, socks, cups, and various other substrates.