Why sublimation printing
Polyester will not take reactive dye. In sublimation the design is printed onto transfer paper first, then heat and pressure turn the dye into a gas that settles inside the fibre. There is no layer sitting on the surface, so nothing can crack, peel or wash away — and the fabric keeps the exact hand it had before printing. White cannot be printed: any white in your design is the fabric itself.

Fleece - 280 gsm
Mesh (tulle-net)
Silky Polyester Crepe — 80 gsm
Matte Polyester Satin — 70 gsm
Matte Polyester Satin — 128 gsm
Spun Poly Stretch Jersey — 160 gsm
Spun Poly Jersey — 140 gsm
Knit Lining — 120 gsm
Scuba — 220 gsm
Heavy Scuba — 280 gsm
Polyester Knit — 220 gsm
Poly Stretch Jersey — 170 gsm