Custom Sublimation T-Shirts: All-Over-Print Polyester Tees for Teams, Schools and Events: Video Guide

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

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Every all-over tee order follows four checkpoints.
2. 0:05One: fiber and base. Dye gas enters polyester only; cotton stays undyed and looks faded. It can't cover dark shirts, and white art shows bare fabric.
3. 0:16Two: check art at full print size. Light text on light areas vanishes; stretched logos pixelate. Your quote names the route: sewn after printing, or a pressed blank.
4. 0:27Three: lock a press recipe on a sample of your actual blank. Published settings are only a start. A scorch can't be reworked, and a second press blurs.
5. 0:38Four: wash the sample beside an unwashed twin, then check color, edges, seams and placement. Only then bulk, with sample, recipe and art filed for reorders.
6. 0:50Send your artwork, size breakdown, quantity and in-hand date.
7. 0:55Blend, route and dates come in writing, with a pre-production sample.

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