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Sublimation Transfers - Tacky

Sublimation Transfers - Tacky

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Order custom sublimation transfers ready to press for mugs, tumblers, and hard substrates. No minimums, fast turnaround. Print Your Transfers.

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How to Prepare your Print Ready Art File.

Is your art file print ready, 300 DPI?

Do you own Intellectual Property Rights?

Is your file mirrored (if applies)?

We will print the file as is.

Press Your Transfers

  • 1. Preheat Platen

    Get your press and supplies ready. Preheat platen to 385F for garments. For all other substrates, follow manufacturer/reseller guidelines.

  • 2. Adjust Settings

    Adjust settings for fabrics - 45-60 Seconds / Medium pressure (4-5 Bar). For all other substrates, follow the time/pressure guidelines the manufacturer/reseller has set.

  • 3. Prep Substrate

    Load garment on bottom platen, and pre-press any creases/moisture out for 5-10 seconds. For other substrates - ceramics, glass, MDF, it is best to pre-press for 15-20 seconds.

  • 4. Position Transfer

    Position transfer appropriately and cover with parchment sheet (if applicable - mainly for garment use).

  • 5. Press Transfer

    Press transfer according to pressing guidelines.

  • 6. Peel Transfer

    Hot peel immediately.

  • Washing Instructions:

    For best durability:

    • Wash on cold
    • Inside out
    • No fabric softener
    • Tumble dry low/hang
    • Do not bleach

Wholesale Custom Sublimation Transfers

Need volume? We support wholesale custom Sublimation transfers with bulk-friendly ordering and consistent production.

Great for:

  • print shops
  • apparel brands
  • resellers
  • production teams

Whether you want premium value or cheap custom Sublimation transfers in bulk, we’ll match pricing to scale.

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Benefits of Ordering Sublimation Transfers

Ordering Sublimation transfers takes the complexity out of sublimation and lets you focus on creating finished products, not managing equipment.

Why Sublimation Transfers Make Sense

No Printing Equipment Needed
 You don’t need to own or maintain a sublimation printer. We professionally print your artwork so you can start pressing right away.

Ready to Press, Every Time
 All orders arrive as Sublimation transfers ready to press, saving time and eliminating setup errors.

Permanent Results Customers Love
 Sublimation dye becomes part of the surface when pressed, creating a smooth finish that won’t crack, peel, or lift.

Reliable Color for Reorders
 Our controlled production ensures consistent color output, which is especially important for repeat orders and wholesale jobs.

Lower Risk for Beginners
 If you’re new to sublimation, transfers let you learn without expensive mistakes or wasted materials.

Flexible for Small or Large Runs
 From one test print to full production batches, custom Sublimation transfers scale with your business.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Sublimation transfers?

They are heat-activated prints that permanently dye into 100% (or a least 50% for a faded appearance) white or light colored polyester materials instead of sitting on top like other transfers, vinyl or decals.

Are these Sublimation Transfers Ready to Press?

Yes. Every order is fully printed and delivered ready to use, no additional preparation required.

Who are Sublimation Transfers Best For?

They’re great for beginners, crafters, small businesses, and print shops that want consistent results without printing in-house.

What Materials Work with Sublimation?

Sublimation works best on white or light-colored polyester fabrics and polymer-coated hard surfaces such as mugs, tumblers, and metal panels.

Why Don’t Sublimation Transfers Print White?

Sublimation uses dye rather than white ink, so white areas depend on the color of the substrate.

Do I need a special printer or ink?

No. That’s the benefit of ordering custom Sublimation transfers... we handle all printing for you!

Can I Order Just One Transfer?

Yes. There are no minimum order requirements.

How Long Do Sublimation Transfers Last?

When applied correctly, the design becomes part of the surface and is made to last for the life of the product.