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True edge-to-edge full-coverage printing on cut-and-sew apparel. The only way to put artwork on every surface of a garment.

Overall printing (also called all-over print or AOP) uses sublimation to dye the entire garment — front, back, sleeves, side panels, even collars and cuffs — with continuous artwork. There are no print area limits, no color count limits, and no raised print surface.
At SublimApparel, we specialize in all-over sublimation on cut-and-sew apparel. The fabric is printed in rolls, then cut to garment panels, sewn, and finished. Panels are printed together so they match perfectly when assembled.
All-over print is the technique behind most esports jerseys, cycling kits, racing suits, festival merch, and statement streetwear. It is also used for one-off custom designs and limited drops.
Garment is broken into panels (front, back, sleeves, side). Artwork is mapped to each panel with seam allowances.
Entire fabric roll is printed in one pass on 1.9m wide sublimation printer at 4,800 × 1,200 DPI.
Printed fabric is cut to garment panel shapes using CNC cutter or laser for precision.
Some all-over prints are heat-pressed at 200°C / 30 sec to ensure full dye transfer.
Panels are sewn into final garments. Every seam, hem, and detail is finished in-house.
Sublimation all-over print only works on polyester. For cotton, we recommend DTG (no all-over) or DTF transfers (limited coverage).
No. All-over print is the only technique with no print area limits — edge to edge, including over seams.
Yes. We produce a strike-off sample (1-2 pieces) for sign-off before bulk production. Sample lead time is 7-10 days.
Lifetime. The dye becomes part of the polyester fiber, so the print is colorfast for the life of the garment.
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