Custom Sublimated Polo Shirts: All-Over-Print Polyester Polos for Teams, Staff and Brands: Video Guide

This 60-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Four early decisions make an all-over polo come out right.
2. 0:05First, fabric. Heat turns dye into a gas that enters polyester fibers. Cotton washes out, and dark bases turn muddy. Choose a light, polyester-rich knit.
3. 0:16Second, print flat panels, then sew, so art crosses seams and sleeves. Pressing a sewn polo leaves white bands. Put the route in writing.
4. 0:27Third, people before artwork. Every named polo is its own panel, so collect all sizes and names before art is locked. Keep names clear of seams and the placket.
5. 0:39Fourth, approve color and fit on a production-fabric sample; screen colors shift. Printed panels can't be recolored, so bulk must match that sample.
6. 0:50Send artwork, roster, quantity and event date.
7. 0:55Fabric, minimum and timing are confirmed on your quote.

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