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by Jerry | Dye Sublimation, Garment Decoration
But occasionally, that very softness can turn against you and make your normally vivid transfers look pale and lifeless. When this happens, you can check all the boxes–certify the correct temperature, press time and pressure—to no avail. Customers are waiting and orders are piling up. What to do?
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by Jerry | Dye Sublimation
This week’s New Product Spotlight introduces polymer-coated dye sublimation mugs. If you are producing dye sublimated shirts you already know the basics of how sublimation works. Here are a few essential tips on how to add custom imprinted mugs to your product offering. Design & Print The creative process is the same as that for […]
