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Most people start researching sublimation because they saw a mug or shirt online and wondered how it was made. Then they hit a wall of unfamiliar terms: sublimation ink, coated blanks, transfer paper, heat presses. It’s a lot to sort through before you’ve printed a single design. This list breaks down exactly what you need,…
A design that looks perfect on screen can still come out crooked, oversized, or sitting too close to the collar once it hits the shirt. Most of the time, that has nothing to do with the printer or the press. It comes down to how the template was built before the file ever left the…
Silhouette Studio isn’t sublimation software in the strict sense, but it handles the design and layout side of a sublimation workflow well, and the free version covers most beginner needs without a subscription. The parts that actually control your print quality, color accuracy, and heat settings still come down to your printer, your ICC profile,…
A design that looks sharp on screen and comes out faded, shifted, or blurry on the shirt usually isn’t a design problem. It’s a setup problem. Shirt sublimation has more moving parts than people expect: fabric content, placement, pressure, and timing all have to line up, and getting one of them wrong shows up immediately…
A bulk order of the wrong paper does not just cost you the paper. It costs the ink you printed on it, the blank you pressed it onto, and the hours you spend explaining a late order to a customer. Most of that damage happens before anyone presses a single sheet, at the moment a…
Running a print shop means more than producing quality products. Customers visit your location, delivery drivers come and go, equipment operates daily, and employees handle valuable customer property. Even a small accident can lead to expensive legal claims. General liability insurance helps protect print shops from many of these everyday risks. While it isn’t legally…
