Sublimation starts with a blank canvas. The dye bonds permanently with the polyester fibres at a molecular level — it becomes part of the fabric, not a layer on top. The result: colours that won't peel, crack, or fade, even after hundreds of washes. There are no design or colour limitations (except for metallic effect), and the spec reproduces identically every time.

Sublimation is ideal for performance polyester garments where you want full-colour, all-over designs — playing shirts, leggings, cycling jerseys. Embroidery works best on heavier garments like fleeces, hoodies, and outerwear — it gives a premium, traditional feel. We'll recommend the right method based on your specific use case.

CMYK printing (a subtractive colour model used in commercial printing, standing for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key black) gets very close to any colour. For critical brand precision, we always recommend a physical sample so you can approve the exact shade in person. Supply your logos in SVG or EPS format with Pantone references where available — this gives us the best starting point for accurate colour reproduction.

Polos vs T-shirts is largely a matter of personal preference. However, polos are generally considered the better choice for smarter or more formal club settings — such as front of house, coaching, and events. T-shirts, on the other hand, are ideal for performance and training.

Both are available in identical sublimated designs, ensuring consistent branding across all garment types.

Made-to-order sublimation: from 50 units per garment style. Ready-made customised (embroidery or DTF & DTG print): from 20 units. We'll always confirm the right minimum for your specific garment choice when we quote.

DTG (Direct to Garment):

• Full-colour retail quality prints

• Ideal for complex designs with gradients and multiple colours

• Soft hand feel, breathable finish

• Perfect for cotton and cotton-blend garments

DTF (Direct to Film):

• Vibrant, full-colour transfers with excellent durability

• Works on virtually any fabric type (cotton, polyester, blends, even nylon)

• Stretchy and flexible – ideal for sportswear and activewear

• Great for dark and light garments

Made-to-order sublimation: 4–6 weeks. Ready-made with customisation: 10–14 working days. All timelines start from design sign-off — not from first enquiry.

Yes. Samples are free for large orders. For smaller orders, the sample cost is charged upfront but deducted from your final invoice (details will be included in your Quote). We recommend sampling for larger orders — it's the best way to confirm fit, colour, and finish before committing to production.

After your first order, we store the full spec — measurements, colours, trims, sizing, every production detail. Reorders are placed against the locked specifications document. Individual sites can top up without creating admin or going through the full approval process again.

Multi-site consistency is our core offering. Spec-locked reorder systems ensure every location gets identical kit — same colours, same fit, same quality — whether they're ordering from the first batch or the twelfth. No variation, no drift.

Sublimation is highly competitive at volume — typically in the range of 50 to 500 items. The most significant factor affecting price is order quantity. We'll give you a clear, transparent quote based on your specific requirements.

The main factors are: quantity, decoration method (sublimation, embroidery, DTF or DTG print), design complexity, lead time, and manufacturing location. Every quote we provide includes a full breakdown — no hidden costs, no surprises.

Minimum Order Quantity per product.