Sublimation Heat Transfer Vinyl(HTV)

Sublimation HTV is a specialized heat-applied vinyl created to function as a foundation layer for sublimation decoration on fabrics that typically cannot be printed through standard sublimation methods. Since traditional sublimation is generally restricted to white polyester materials, this premium white printable layer makes it possible to apply full-color, high-definition artwork onto cotton, dark garments, denim, and cotton-poly blends with a smooth and durable result. It serves as a dedicated sublimation-ready vinyl solution for projects where direct polyester printing is not possible.

Lightweight, flexible, and simple to cut and weed, Teckwrap Craft HTV for sublimation use applies in the same way as standard heat transfer materials. After pressing, sublimation inks fuse permanently with the vinyl surface at 380°F–400°F, creating bright prints that help reduce cracking, peeling, and fading even after multiple washes. Offered in Matte White and Glitter Colorful White paper options, along with various roll sizes and sheet formats, these sublimation-compatible vinyl sheets provide versatility without fabric or color restrictions.

Features & Specifications

• Size: 12"x5ft, 12"x10ft, and 12"x82ft
• Finish: Matte white and Glitter Colorful White
• Thickness: 0.113mm
• Durable and Long-lasting: Our sublimation HTV is designed to keep your colors vibrant and your designs intact, even after multiple washes and repeated wear.
• Easy to Use: Simple to cut and weed, making it suitable for crafters of all skill levels.
• Strong Adhesive Strength: The high-quality, robust adhesive ensures your designs stay intact with no cracking or fading.
• Thin and Flexible Film: Easily conforms to fabric surfaces without adding bulk.
• Vibrant Sublimation Results: Produces bright, full-color images when paired with sublimation ink and transfer sheets.
• Perfect for Dark Fabrics: Enables sublimation on dark or colored garments where traditional sublimation doesn't work.
• Application: Applied with a heat press at temperatures of about 380°F-400°F during the sublimation step.
• Ideal for: Dark-colored garments where regular sublimation won’t work, giving you the freedom to create bold, full-color designs on polyester, cotton, and cotton blend fabrics.