All-over print covers the entire garment edge-to-edge with your design using sublimation — a different process from standard screen printing, DTF or DTG, which decorate a specific placement area.
Indy Custom Apparel connects Indianapolis-area customers with independent custom apparel providers. We don't own or operate a print shop — pricing, production and turnaround are set by the provider handling your order. See how it works →
We'd rather tell you upfront where this method doesn't make sense than match you to the wrong provider.
✓ Full-front, full-back or true all-over coverage
✓ Photo-realistic and complex pattern designs
✓ Performance and polyester-based fabrics
✓ Brands wanting a distinct visual signature
✕ Requires polyester or poly-blend fabric — doesn't work on cotton
✕ Higher cost than standard placement printing
✕ Blank garment options are more limited than standard tees
✕ Cut-and-sew all-over garments have longer production lead times
Because sublimation dyes the fabric itself rather than sitting on top of it, your design needs to be built to wrap the entire garment pattern — a very different design process than placing a logo on a blank shirt. Most providers will want your design as a seamless, tileable file.
Standard placement methods (screen print, DTF, DTG) decorate a specific area on any fabric type. All-over print requires polyester fabric and a fundamentally different production process, but delivers a look no placement method can replicate.
Garment type, quantity and design.
Your project matched to a provider suited to all-over print apparel.
A qualified provider reaches out with pricing.
Proofs and production handled directly by that provider.
No — Indy Custom Apparel is a matching service. We connect you with a qualified Indianapolis-area provider whose equipment fits your project. Production, pricing and turnaround are handled by that provider.
No — sublimation-based all-over printing requires polyester or a high-poly blend. Cotton doesn't accept sublimation dye the same way.
Yes, generally — the process, blank garment options and design complexity all add cost compared to a standard placement print.
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