Sublimation Cut & Sew Crop Top

Description

A dye-printing technique that allows for your ideas to be displayed at their max potential. The bold color, lightweight material, and “all-over” printable area are the definition of cool – so what are you waiting for? Take your brand to new heights!

Score a wardrobe win with a custom crop top! Graphics are sublimation printed onto the garment, giving you a bold, all-over design. Each crop top is hand cut and sewn in-house after printing.

– Available in sizes XS-XL

– Imported fabric: 82% polyester/18% spandex

– Printed, cut, and hand-sewn by our in-house team

– Material has a four-way stretch, so fabric stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains

– Made with a smooth and comfortable microfiber yarn

– Body-hugging fit

Print sizes

In order to print high quality prints, we need high quality print files. So here are print file design guidelines.

All print files must be scaled to print size. Graphics that do not meet our guidelines might not be printed correctly.

• Exact placement cannot be guaranteed.
• Exact pattern alignment on seams cannot be guaranteed.
• Making a seamless image that goes from front to back is not possible.
• This item is cut and sewn after printing and sublimating.
• Best when designed with patterns and full bleed images.
• Text placement will not be precise.
• Price includes full print.
• Any space without graphics prints out white.
• Top stitching can be either black or white thread.

Matching your design on both sides

The 41″x21″ print file is scaled down proportionately for smaller shirt sizes. Maintain dimensions when saving and uploading to us.

Download Sublimation Cut&Sew Crop Top Guideline

Must follow print file guides

1. File formats
   Please submit your files in JPG, PNG or PSD format/at least 150 dpi.
2. File dimensions & uploading
   Please maintain dimensions when saving and uploading to us.
   We suggest full-bleed images to avoid white areas around the edges of the shirt.
   Remove guidelines when saving image-based file (.JPG or .PNG).
3. Outline your fonts
   All fonts in the print files should be converted to outlines so you don’t have to send over the font files.