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Subli Flock
11/11/2009 by admin.
Subli Flock was invented to enable t-shirt printers to use sublimation on coloured garments. Where as sublimation could only be used on white polyester garments, Subli Flock is a white polyester material that you sublimate onto, then cut out with a laser plotter and finally press onto the garment.
As with sublimation the end result is very durable. Because it is made of material rather than a vinyl sheet, it blends with the garment better and looks less like a stuck on badge. The other advantage is that you can press it into most types of garment.
The down side of the process is that because you have to cut the image out of the material before you press it onto the garment, you can only have logo designs with a hard continuous edge.
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