Flocking children's jersey set or printing children's jersey set
Flocking or printing a children's jersey set? Even though flocking children's jersey sets was the common standard until a few years ago, nowadays there are a number of alternatives that are better options both in terms of price and quality. With flocking or digital printing, jersey sets are subsequently pasted over. In this process, imprints are transferred to the jersey with the help of a special adhesive process. The disadvantages are obvious. Breathability can no longer be guaranteed due to the overstickering in these areas. In addition, the imprint suffers with every wash cycle, which shows in fading colours or brittle structures. In addition, each imprint is associated with costs that depend on the number of colours, the complexity and the size. With the help of sublimation printing, these problems can be avoided. In sublimation printing, fibres and dye combine to form a single unit that can only be released at team temperatures above 200 degrees. Thus we achieve 100% colour fastness with maximum breathability at the same time. In addition, this printing process offers complete freedom of design, which is considerably restricted when printing standard jerseys (e.g. only in the colours black, yellow, green). Thus, flocking children's jerseys is a thing of the past. Why then has the sublimation printing process not yet established itself if it is so advantageous? The background lies in the complexity of this process. Therefore, it has so far only proven itself for very large order quantities. With our 3D configurator, we can outsource the costly design process to you. We pass the savings on to you. This enables us to produce at marketable prices in Europe. Especially for a children's jersey set, we are able to offer prices below those of a standard children's jersey set from Asia due to our scale discounts.