38 blanks, and what each one will do to your artwork

The lightest blank we stock, and the one the process likes best. A smooth 150 g/m² jersey with no cotton in it at all, so the dye has nothing to fight.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Same fibre as the 150, thirty grams heavier. Holds its shape better after a season of washing and hides the weave under dense artwork.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Full sleeve coverage, which is where all-over printing starts to look like a garment rather than a printed panel.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

No sleeves, no underarm, almost no seam risk. The cleanest all-over result in the tees line.

Low seam risk · Optic white

The diagonal sleeve seam is a design feature and a printing problem at the same time. We show you where it lands before you commit.

Medium seam risk · Optic white, Pale heather

Piqué texture breaks up flat colour slightly — good for gradients, less good for hard-edged blocks.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

The blank people ask for most and the one we warn about most. Heavy, warm, and structurally hostile to an even all-over press.

High seam risk · Optic white

A zip is a hard stop for a continuous image. We would rather turn the all-over option off than sell you a broken centre front.

High seam risk · Optic white

Cycling kit is the reason dye-sublimation exists. Thin, fast-drying polyester, no coating sitting on top of it, nothing to crack when you fold in half over the bars.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

Numbers, names and your own design, printed into the fibre so they cannot peel off in the wash the way a vinyl transfer does.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

Wide armholes mean less underarm compression, so the seam risk sits lower than a sleeved jersey.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

Two large flat panels per leg — a lot of usable print area for very little seam trouble.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

Small panels, tight curves. Print simple shapes here — fine detail gets pulled out of line.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

The stretchiest thing we print. It takes dye well and then distorts it — which is fine if you know in advance.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

The heaviest blank in the sportswear line, and the one that most rewards panel-cut printing.

High seam risk · Optic white

The cheapest way to test how your file behaves on real fibre before committing to a batch.

Low seam risk · Optic white

One panel, one image. The structured crown makes anything more than that impossible.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

Flat, wide and forgiving. If you want to see what an all-over file really looks like, start here.

Low seam risk · Optic white, Deep navy

The standard event give-away, printed properly instead of screen-printed with one flat colour.

Low seam risk · Optic white, Deep navy

Narrow, long and completely flat — one of the few items where the print really does reach every millimetre.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Everyone wants printed socks. Almost nobody is told what happens to the pattern when a foot goes in.

Medium seam risk · Optic white

Flat, single-layer, no seams across the field. Sublimation on flag cloth is about as good as this process gets.

Low seam risk · Optic white

The hand-held size. Cheap enough to order a proof before a hundred of them.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Two metres of uninterrupted print area. The largest single piece we produce without a join.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Fits a standard trestle. Printed on the top and down all four sides so the stand reads from every angle.

Low seam risk · Optic white

The tall teardrop shape used at race finishes and market stalls, supplied as the printed cloth alone.

Low seam risk · Optic white

A large flat field with no interruptions — the best surface in the catalogue for a photographic or gradient-heavy file.

Low seam risk · Optic white

A short-pile suede-feel face that holds fine detail better than any jersey in the catalogue.

Low seam risk · Optic white, Natural, Charcoal

The largest soft item we press. Deep pile, soft edges, and a lot of surface for one file to fill.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Printed velour on one side, absorbent cotton loop on the other. An honest compromise rather than a clever one.

Low seam risk · Optic white

A large uninterrupted front panel, with two warnings attached that most sellers leave off.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Smooth microfibre, no texture to break up a gradient. The flattest colour in the home line.

Low seam risk · Optic white

Four small, identical fields. Good for a repeating pattern, or four variations of the same idea.

Low seam risk · Optic white