Shop Sublimation Transfers for Mugs, Jerseys, and Hard Goods
Sublimation only works when the color hits right and the sheet’s packed tight.
So we built gang sheets that do both. Upload your art, we print full color at 400°F, and you press it on poly. No cracking. No vinyl feel. Just bright, all-over prints that last.
We run thousands of feet of sublimation paper every week at DTF Louisville. And the shops winning with sub are the ones ganging tight and skipping the setup fees. These sheets do exactly that.
Sublimation Gang Sheet Collection - Pick Your Width
Custom Sublimation Gang Sheet 30" Wide | Upload Your Design | Full Color Transfer
The everyday workhorse.
Upload one big design or gang 20 logos. 30" wide gives you room for left-chests, sleeves, and youth prints without paying for empty space. Full color, no setup fees, no minimums. This works well because most presses run 15x15 or 16x20; you can cut and press all day from one sheet.
Order it if you’re running short jobs, samples, or small-batch drops.
Sublimation Gang Sheet Builder 30" Wide | Custom Full Color Transfer
Build it yourself, right in the browser.
Drag, drop, nest, and repeat. Our builder shows live spacing with 0.1” safe zones so you don’t fuse designs together. Fits 22% more art than eyeballing it. You see the price update as you add. No surprises.
Use it if you want control and hate emailing art files back and forth.
Custom Sublimation Gang Sheet 70" Wide | Upload Your Design | Full Color Transfer
Go big.
70" wide is for all-over tees, yard flags, towels, and bulk runs. Upload one giant print or gang 60+ logos. Price per square inch drops fast here. Shops running 16x20 presses love it — you can lay out 3 rows and press non-stop.
Grab this if you’re doing events, team packs, or all-over youth jerseys.
Sublimation Gang Sheet Builder 70" Wide | Custom Full Color Transfer
Same power, zero art fees.
The 70" builder lets you nest like a pro. Auto-duplicate, rotate, and fill the whole roll. You’ll see why shops cut their paper cost by 31% after switching from pre-spaced layouts. Live preview, live price, instant checkout.
Add it if you’re tired of wasting 8” of blank paper on every order.
Do You Need Sublimation Transfers
Sublimation is different from DTF, and you need to know where it fits.
Sublimation Transfers use heat to turn dye into gas. That gas bonds only with polyester or poly-coated blanks. The result is permanent, breathable, and has zero hand feel because there’s no ink layer sitting on top. Colors pop on white or light garments, but forget about cotton or dark shirts.
Why Print Shops Choose These Gang Sheets
1. Color that actually pops
Sublimation lives and dies on poly content. Press these on 100% polyester or 65/35 poly blends at 400°F for 45–60 sec, medium pressure. Colors go neon-bright. Press on cotton and they’ll look faded. This works well because our ink profile is tuned for vivid reds and deep blacks — the two colors that wash out first on cheap transfers.
2. No cracking, no peeling, no feel
The dye turns to gas and bonds into the fabric. It’s not sitting on top like vinyl or DTF. So it stretches, breathes, and survives 50+ washes. Customers think it’s screen printed.
3. Pay for art, not air
Blank space costs you money. Our 30" and 70" sheets let you pack designs edge-to-edge with 0.1” gaps. One shop in Louisville cut their cost per print from $0.92 to $0.61 just by switching to the 70" builder.
And yeah, there’s no setup fee. Ever.
Designed for Brands and Print Shops That Want Super Fast Printing
Apparel brands on poly blanks
Running performance tees, youth jerseys, or all-over subs? These sheets keep your cost low and your colors loud.
Print shops & side hustlers
Got a 15x15 or 16x20 press? The 30" sheet is made for you. Cut, press, repeat. No weeding. No cold peel.
Event & team printers
Need 200 names and numbers by Friday? Gang them on the 70" and you’re done in one print run. Price breaks hit hard after 10 feet.
Etsy & POD sellers
No minimums means you can test a design for $7.90. If it sells, scale to the 70" and your margin doubles.
Real Press Tips From DTF Louisville
For blanks:
Use 100% polyester or tri-blends with 65%+ poly. Bella 3001 won’t work — it’s cotton. Go with Sport-Tek, Augusta, or C2. White and light colors only. Dark shirts need white toner or DTF instead.
For pressing:
400°F, 45–60 sec, medium pressure, hot peel. Use blowout paper on top and bottom. Moisture is the enemy — pre-press your shirt 5 seconds to steam it out. Ghosting? Your paper shifted. Tape it down.
For ganging:
Keep 0.1” between designs. Any tighter and colors bleed on press. Any wider and you’re burning money. Our builder locks it in.
Get Sublimation Transfers from DTF Louisville
Get fast turnaround, wholesale pricing, and expert support from locals who actually press shirts daily. You’ll get consistent, wash-proof results that keep customers coming back.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. Sublimation needs polyester to bond. On 100% cotton it washes out. Use DTF for Bella 3001. Use these sheets for 100% poly or 65/35 poly blends. White and light colors only.
Custom: you upload one finished file and we print it. Builder: you drag, drop, and nest multiple designs yourself in our tool. Builder fits 22% more per sheet and cuts art fees. Pick Builder if you’re ganging logos.
30" is perfect for left-chests, sleeves, and youth prints. Most 15x15 and 16x20 presses run it with zero waste. 70" is for all-over tees, towels, and bulk runs. You can fit 3 rows across on a 16x20 press. Bigger width = lower cost per square inch.
The dye turns to gas and locks into the fabric. It’s not on top like vinyl. So it lasts as long as the shirt does. We’ve got team jerseys from 2023 with 60+ washes that still look new. No cracking. No peel.
400°F, 45–60 seconds, medium pressure, hot peel. But pre-press the shirt 5 seconds first. Moisture kills sub. If you see ghosting, your paper moved. Tape it. If colors look dull, your poly count is too low.
Not with these. Sub has no white ink. It only works on white or light-colored polyester. For black or navy, you need white-toner sub or DTF. Don’t waste a transfer finding out the hard way.
Because you’re getting more than double the width. Price per square inch drops fast. At 10 feet, 70" runs $0.020/sq in. 30" runs $0.026/sq in. Order bigger, pay less per print.
No. Never. Upload your file or use the Builder; the price you see is the price you pay. No $20 “art setup” surprises at checkout. Just pay for what you order.
PNG or JPG, 300 DPI, RGB color, transparent background if you can. But send what you have. Our system checks it. If it’s low-res, we’ll flag it before print so you don’t get a pixelated mess.
Yes. You’ll press in sections. Use foam pillows, tape every seam, and line up with rulers. Lots of shops run full-shirt subs on a 16x20. It takes practice, but the 70" sheet makes it possible. Start with a test shirt first.