
Sublimation vs. Digital Printing: What’s the Difference for Your Running Singlet?
When choosing your perfect running singlet, you might wonder how we bring our designs to life. We use two popular methods: sublimation and digital printing. Here’s a quick guide to help you understand the difference—and pick what suits you best!
Sublimation Printing
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How It Works: Sublimation uses heat to infuse dye directly into the fabric. The design becomes part of the material itself!
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Why It’s Awesome:
- Vibrant, all-over color that won’t fade, crack, or peel—even after tons of runs and washes.
- Perfect for bold, complex designs that cover the entire singlet.
- Super lightweight and breathable since there’s no extra layer of ink.
- Best For: Runners who want eye-catching, full-coverage designs that feel seamless.
Digital Printing

- How It Works: Digital printing applies ink directly onto the fabric’s surface, like a high-tech printer for clothes.
- Why It’s Awesome:
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- Great for sharp, detailed designs in specific areas (think logos or patterns).
- Works well on pre-colored fabrics—we offer black, white, and blue as base colors for our digital prints.
- Quick and flexible for smaller batches or custom orders.
- Best For: Runners who prefer a classic look with standout details on a solid-colored singlet.
Key Differences at a Glance
- Coverage: Sublimation = all-over design; Digital = targeted design areas.
- Feel: Sublimation blends into the fabric; Digital adds a slight layer of ink.
- Base Color: Sublimation starts with white fabric; Digital uses black, white, or blue bases.
Whether you’re chasing a bold, colorful vibe or a sleek, detailed style, we’ve got you covered. Have questions? Feel free to reach out—we’re here to help you find your perfect singlet!