Main Takeaways from this Article: Sublimation printing creates vivid, full-color designs ideal for polyester or polymer-coated surfaces. Best for apparel, mugs, tiles, and souvenirs. However, it’s unsuitable for cotton or dark fabrics and requires UV protection. Screen printing offers high durability and bold color application, ideal for bulk apparel and

Sublimation blank products rely on specialized polymer coatings to enable dye-sublimation printing. These coatings are chemically engineered to receive and retain sublimation inks through heat and pressure. However, their performance and longevity are directly influenced by storage conditions and exposure to external chemical agents. This document outlines best practices for

“My sublimation mug lost its print after one wash!” If you’ve ever sold or used sublimation kitchenware—like mugs, plates, coasters—you may have heard this frustrating complaint. But here’s the truth: not all sublimation blanks are dishwasher-safe. The issue isn’t with sublimation itself, but with the coating quality and material compatibility.

Every traveler wants to take a piece of the journey home. Whether it’s a coastal sunrise, an ancient landmark, or a city skyline—these memories deserve more than just photos on a phone. That’s why custom souvenirs remain one of the most powerful emotional connections between destinations and their visitors. But