Cut and sew sublimation is a high-fashion garment printing process, yielding beautiful full-color designs — and the only limitation is your budget.
- Cut and sew sublimation printing is done on unassembled pieces of fabric.
- Cut and sew sublimation avoids many of the limitations (creasing, blurring) of blank apparel sublimation.
- Cut and sew sublimation has a longer turn-around time
Blank apparel sublimation is an economic garment printing process, yielding beautiful full-color designs with some limitation, including blurring and creasing.
- Blank apparel sublimation printing is done on an assembled, complete garment (e.g., a t-shirt or hoodie).
- Blank apparel sublimation has limitations, including creasing, blurring, and areas that will not print.
- Blank apparel sublimation printing has a faster turn-around time.
Results to Expect
Sublimation is a garment and apparel printing technique. This printing process provides all-over coverage in full color. Not only that, sublimation offers superior softness and wearability. Sublimation printing blank garments is the more economical of the two printing processes, although there are certain unavoidable limitations of sublimation printing stock garments. Cut and sew sublimation is a more involved and more expensive process of dye-sublimation — however, the end result is far higher quality.