Full-colour sublimation printing on polyester blanks. Upload a file and the studio measures, colour by colour, how much of it this process can actually reproduce — and shows you that number before it shows you a price.
of this artwork is reproducible on a 100% polyester blank. The rest is marked, named and explained before checkout.
Cycling jersey, all-over print, VAT included. Every tier is published on the pricing page.
No 14-day withdrawal on printed items
Once a piece has been printed with your artwork it is made to your specification, so the 14-day right of withdrawal does not apply to it. You can still cancel in full at any time before it enters the press.
A faulty print, the wrong specification or the wrong item is a different matter entirely: those are always replaced, reprinted or refunded.
Most print shops tell you what they can do. The interesting information is the other list — and it is the one that decides whether you are happy when the box arrives.
We do not sell garment designs. We sell the printing: you bring the artwork, we press it into polyester, and every physical limit of that process is published before you reach a checkout. No claim on this site is one we cannot evidence — you will not find a promise of perfect colour matching, of a print that never fades, or of a fabric that takes anything.
Dye sublimation is chemistry, and chemistry has edges. These four are the reason most complaints happen, so they are the first thing on the site rather than a paragraph at the bottom of a returns page.
Disperse dye bonds to polyester and to nothing else. On cotton it has nothing to hold on to, so it washes straight back out. Below 65% polyester we will not sell you an all-over print at all, and below 50% we will not sublimate the blank in any form.
The dye is translucent. It can darken cloth but it can never lighten it, which means a pale shape on a dark blank simply does not appear. Choose a dark base in the studio and the preview greys out everything the process would lose.
Where fabric folds or doubles, the heat press cannot reach it, and the colour thins to a fine white speckle. Underarms, side seams, hoods and cuffs all do it. It is a property of the process, not a defect — so we photograph it rather than retouch it out.
Your monitor is backlit and can hit colours no dye can. Fluorescents, the most saturated blues and violets, and a true black are all beyond the process. The studio measures your file against that limit and shows you the areas at risk before you pay.
One patch on that strip is a colour no press can hit. We use it, everywhere on this site, to mark the colours yours cannot hit either.
Everything that decides whether you are happy — fibre, substrate, seams, gamut, price and your cancellation deadline — is settled inside these five steps, before any money moves.
38 pieces, each with its polyester content and seam risk published.
Four ways to lay the file down. Incompatible ones are disabled with the reason shown.
Resolution, dimensions and colour gamut are all measured on the spot.
Drag, or type exact coordinates. Seam-whitening zones are drawn over the preview.
Unit price, tier, total, lead time and your cancellation deadline, in one panel.
The gamut figure is computed from the pixels of your own file in your own browser. The file itself goes to a private bucket, never to local storage.
Everything you can drag, you can also type: exact X, Y, scale and rotation, with arrow-key nudging and a written description of the preview.
Bought outright, from €9.00 to €59.00 before printing. Every one lists its polyester content, its base colour, its seam-whitening grade and the three labels the law requires.
Everyday jersey blanks. Where the cotton question comes up, and where we answer it.
The category dye-sublimation was invented for. Thin polyester, nothing sitting on the surface.
Small pieces, low risk, cheap enough to prove a file on before a batch.
Flat single-layer cloth with no body seams — the cleanest all-over results we produce.
Larger fields and deeper piles. Bold artwork survives; hairline detail does not.
Priced separately from the blank, because printing is the thing you are actually buying.
A volume discount inside one order. Nothing recurring, no membership, no account required to see it.
Tier pricing is calculated on our server and simply displayed here, so what you are quoted is what you are charged. Runs of 100 pieces and over go through a club and event quote instead.
We have not been trading long enough under this brand to publish a wall of verified customer reviews, and inventing them would be both illegal and beneath the point of this shop. So here is the evidence itself.
No account, no minimum on three of the four print specs, and a full cancellation window on every order right up to the moment it enters the press.