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HTV and Sublimation Difference's

The difference between HTV, Sublimation, and HTV/Sublimation Hybrid T-Shirts

The T-shirts used can be cotton, polyester, or a mix of both.
Many different colors for T-shirts are available.
The designs are limited to single colors; meaning there will be no blended colors.
You will be able to feel the design on the shirt.
Over time the design will wear out.
12x12 Max design size*.
Matte finish, unless a specialty HTV is requested.
The least expensive option.

Best For - Simple Designs - Sayings, single color silhouettes or outlines.

"Save The Chubby Unicorns"
shirt is a perfect example.

The T-shirts used should have a high polyester count. Cotton/polyester blends will work but may fade after the first (and subsequent) washes.
The designs should only be done on white, otherwise the colors will change or may not show up at all.
The designs are crisp and very vibrant and any design can be done.
You will not be able to feel the design on the shirt.
Over time the design will not wear out.
8x14 Max design size*.
Matte Finish
A more pricey option than HTV shirts.

Best For - Just about anything your heart desires as long as you'd like a white T-shirt.

"Embrace Your Inner Unicorn"
shirt is a perfect example.

The T-shirts used can be cotton, polyester, or a mix of both. For best results, I suggest cotton.
Many different colors of T-shirts are available.
The designs are crisp and very vibrant and almost any design can be done.
You will be able to feel the design on the shirt.
Over time the design will wear out.
8x14 Max design size*.
Matte finish unless glossy, sparkle, or glow in the dark is requested.
Slightly more expensive than HTV and less expensive than sublimation when using a cotton shirt.

Best For - Blended color designs, that do not have overly intricate cuts.
Sparkle shirts are also a sublimation/vinyl hybrid and use sparkle vinyl.

The "Girlfriend"
shirt is a perfect example.

* The overall design can be bigger than the maximum size posted but a single element cannot be bigger than the maximum size posted.

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