Microfiber Jersey Printing has become a popular choice in the apparel industry, especially for sportswear, performance clothing, and custom merchandise. Thanks to advancements in dye sublimation technology, printing on microfiber jerseys now offers vibrant colors, sharp details, and long-lasting designs that do not crack or fade easily. This method allows the ink to bond directly with the fabric fibers, creating a smooth and durable finish that maintains the lightweight and breathable qualities of microfiber material.

In this guide, we’ll explore how Microfiber Jersey Printing works, why dye sublimation technology is widely preferred for this fabric, and the key benefits it offers for brands, teams, and custom apparel creators looking for high-quality and performance-driven prints.

Did you know: Microfiber Jersey & Dye Sublimation

Did you know? Dye sublimation prints are always done on a white base fabric

Did you know?
Dye sublimation prints are always done on a white base fabric. (With microfiber material being most common material used for dye sublimation printing)

Good to know
1. Dots/Spots on t-shirts

Caused by dust particles during the printing process.
Dye sublimation printing is usually done in a controlled environment (air conditioned, sealed room).
Despite best efforts, this happens occasionally.

2. Puckering

The gathering of fabric around the logo resulted from tight pulling of thread of embroidery.
Common on microfiber due the soft nature of fabric.

Expert RecommendationAvoid designs with a lot of white spaces.
Avoid embroidery print on microfiber when possible.