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An Epson ET-15000 ICC profile should match the color workflow it was created for. A profile made for one ink, paper, or printer setup can make colors worse when used with another. Start with your sublimation ink brand, not a random ET-15000 profile download. Some suppliers provide an ET-15000-specific profile. Others use an ICC-free workflow….
The best sublimation blank supplier depends on what you sell and how much inventory you can comfortably carry. A small Etsy shop testing a new tumbler needs a different supplier than a print shop ordering mugs by the case every week. The most useful comparison is not simply price per blank. Check minimum orders, case…
Learning how to sublimate mugs is one of the easiest ways to make personalized gifts or start selling custom drinkware. This guide covers the supplies, design setup, mug-press process, time and temperature, and the mistakes that cause faded or blurry results. For related planning, see Can You Sublimate on Silicone Watch Bands? What Actually Works….
A blank advertised at $4 can cost considerably more by the time it reaches your shelf. Supplier shipping, taxes, import charges, and damaged pieces all change the amount you have invested in each usable item. Use this calculator to convert a supplier order into two useful figures: the landed cost of the order and the…
A ready-to-press sublimation transfer lets you outsource the printing while keeping the pressing work in your own shop. You upload your artwork, the supplier prints it with sublimation ink, and the finished transfer arrives ready for a compatible heat press and blank. This is different from buying blank sublimation paper. You do not need a…
Use this free sublimation troubleshooting chart to diagnose ghosting, faded prints, horizontal lines, wrong colors, patchy transfers, and blurry edges before wasting another blank.
