Boathouse Sports' Sublimation Playground
You haven’t seen lacrosse uniforms like these before. Thanks to Boathouse Sports’ all-new Sublimation Playground, you now have the power to create unique, customized jerseys and shorts for yourself and your team.
Stuck playing in the same uni’s year-round? Switch your style up and get fitted with practice, club or summer-league uni’s. Want to display a special logo or image on your jersey? No problem. Versa-Dri 200 wicking mesh technology allows for reversible jerseys to be printed on both sides of one layer of fabric. Not only does the style look good, the single-layer reversible provides more comfort.
The sublimation process is as cool as its name. Full-sized designs are printed using special dyes that are embedded in the paper. The printed design is cut to size and run through a sublimation heat process, transferring the dye and the design directly into the fabric. What makes this different is that the ink becomes part of the fabric, as opposed to screen printing, where the design is pressed onto the fabric.
Nine novelty patterns are already available, or teams can collaborate with Boathouse graphic designers to create their own unique custom designs. Check out a few samples below.
Photos: Courtesy of Boathouse Sports
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Boathouse Sports' Sublimation Playground
You haven’t seen lacrosse uniforms like these before. Thanks to Boathouse Sports’ all-new Sublimation Playground, you now have the power to create unique, customized jerseys and shorts for yourself and your team.
Stuck playing in the same uni’s year-round? Switch your style up and get fitted with practice, club or summer-league uni’s. Want to display a special logo or image on your jersey? No problem. Versa-Dri 200 wicking mesh technology allows for reversible jerseys to be printed on both sides of one layer of fabric. Not only does the style look good, the single-layer reversible provides more comfort.
The sublimation process is as cool as its name. Full-sized designs are printed using special dyes that are embedded in the paper. The printed design is cut to size and run through a sublimation heat process, transferring the dye and the design directly into the fabric. What makes this different is that the ink becomes part of the fabric, as opposed to screen printing, where the design is pressed onto the fabric.
Nine novelty patterns are already available, or teams can collaborate with Boathouse graphic designers to create their own unique custom designs. Check out a few samples below.
Photos: Courtesy of Boathouse Sports