FAQs

Most custom dye sublimation transfers are completed in as little as one business day. Larger or wholesale sublimation transfer orders may require additional time, which will be provided at checkout.

Shipping costs vary based on order size and location. We pass along discounted rates, so you only pay actual shipping and handling with no markup.

There is no minimum order for sublimation transfers. However, some products like DigiVinyl and custom heat transfers may require a $25 minimum per graphic. Contact us here for details.

We accept the following file types for sublimation transfers and heat transfer printing:

• .pdf
• .cdr
• .eps
• .ai
• .psd
• .tif
• .jpg

Yes, we offer wholesale sublimation transfers and ship worldwide. Whether you need bulk orders or single designs, we can deliver globally.

DigiVinyl is a full-color custom heat transfer printed on white heat transfer vinyl and die cut to shape. It works on cotton, polyester, and blends, delivering vibrant, ready-to-press heat transfers with no background.

Custom heat transfers like DigiVinyl work best on cotton, polyester, and cotton/poly blends. They are ideal for t-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, and other apparel products.

Ready to press heat transfers are applied using a heat press. Most transfers take around 20 seconds with medium pressure for a fast and easy application.

Sublimation transfers use heat to transfer dye into materials like polyester fabrics, coated metals, and ceramics. This process creates vibrant, long-lasting prints that won’t crack or peel.

No, sublimation does not work on 100% cotton. It works best on polyester or poly blends. Higher polyester content produces brighter, more vibrant sublimation prints.

Polyester fabrics and moisture-wicking materials are ideal for sublimation printing because they allow the dye to bond properly for durable, high-quality results.

No, sublimation transfers do not work well on dark fabrics because there is no white ink. Designs will take on the color of the garment.

Typical sublimation heat press settings are 385°F–400°F for 45–60 seconds with medium pressure. Exact settings may vary depending on the material and transfer type.

Sublimation transfers dye the fabric and work best on polyester, while Supacolor transfers are heat-applied prints that can be used on a wider range of materials including dark fabrics and cotton.