POLAND GOLD | Race Suit Cover | rennWEAR

Description of the sublimation printing technique

Sublimation is a printing technique in which special dyes are incorporated into the fabric's structure under high heat.The pattern becomes an integral part of the fabric, ensuring vibrant colors, high detail, and durability.Sublimation technology is used for both full-surface prints across the entire fabric (full print) and spot applications on selected areas.

Instructions for Use and Care of Full Print and Spot Sublimation:

Laundry:

• It is recommended to wash at a maximum temperature of 30°C on the delicate cycle.
• Before washing, turn the garment inside out to protect the print from friction in the washing machine.
• Avoid bleach, strong detergents, and fabric softeners, which may affect the color of the print.

Drying:

• It is best to dry them naturally, laid flat and hung in the shade.
• Do not tumble dry, as high temperatures may cause colors to fade.

Ironing:

• Iron only on the reverse side of the fabric at a low temperature (up to 110°C).
• Avoid direct contact between the iron and the print—use a protective cloth if necessary.

Storage:

• Store in a dry place; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

Durability of sublimation printing:

Sublimation printing is characterized by very high durability and resistance to fading.With proper care, the colors remain vibrant for a very long time.However, with Full Print designs, it’s important to keep in mind that prolonged exposure to strong sunlight (e.g., while drying) may slightly diminish the intensity of the colors in areas exposed to sunlight..

Additional notes:

• Sublimation works best on polyester fabrics or blends with a high polyester content.
• Avoid mechanically scrubbing the fabric (e.g., with brushes).