Sublimation Apparel Beyond the Tee: A Range-Planning Guide for Team, School and Event Programs (Video)

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Most team and school ranges start with one approved tee.
2. 0:05Then hoodies, polos and caps land on the wrong fabric, and colors drift. Make the tee your master standard and plan fabric before artwork.
3. 0:16Map each garment to polyester. Cotton fleece, piqué and twill defaults look gray; move them to a patch or another method. Keep bases light; white stays unprinted.
4. 0:27Pick a route per garment: cut-and-sew where art wraps, crosses seams or carries names; pressed blanks for small marks; patches for caps. Write it into the brief.
5. 0:38Approve a strike-off per fabric under one light; mesh, fleece and piqué read differently. List quantities and size spreads per style, and archive strike-offs for fill-ins.
6. 0:50Start with the tee you'll order most.
7. 0:55Send your planned range, quantities and size spreads per style.

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