Sublimation printing has become the standard for teamwear and activewear. It allows unlimited design freedom, durable colors, and lightweight fabrics. But the traditional process has raised concerns about waste, chemicals, and environmental impact. With sustainability becoming non‑negotiable for brands
Introduction For decades, sports clubs and startups faced a common barrier: large minimum order quantities (MOQs). Traditional sportswear manufacturers demanded orders of 100–500 units, making it nearly impossible for small teams, local clubs, and emerging brands to access premium custom…
Polyester (PES) is a synthetic fabric known for its durability and moisture-wicking properties. However, it is not inherently anti-odor. In fact, polyester tends to retain odors more than natural fibers like cotton. This is because polyester is hydrophobic—it repels water…
The sublimation industry for sportswear is continuously evolving, and several hot topics and trends are currently influencing the market. Here are some of the most prominent trends in the sublimation sportswear industry: Top topics in the printed sportswear industry Sustainable…
Subject: Discussion on how the sports industry has changed in the last 20 years, the use of Artificial Intelligence, on-demand manufacturing in sportswear and new materials driving sports circularity. Sportswear of Tomorrow is a contract manufacturer to sportswear brands worldwide.…
The future of on-demand manufacturing of sportswear is an exciting one, with new technologies and materials emerging all the time. The use of sublimation printing, for example, is extremely popular in the production of sportswear as it allows for greater…
These days, all brands (big or small) are claiming they are cleaning our oceans, recycling plastic bottles and everything else in between. But, are they? Greenwashing happens when a company makes an environmental claim about something the organization is doing that…
