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Sublimation Hooded Baby Towels - 100% Cotton Terry
Pink or blue baby towels you can personalise using dye sublimation printing, embroidery and screen printing.
- Made of 100% cotton terry: absorbent and pleasant to the touch.
- Hood with a white polyester stripe, suitable for sublimation.
- Print area (approx.): 30 x 8 cm
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More information about hooded baby towels for sublimation
- They are soft and pleasant to the touch, perfect for wrapping your baby up after bath-time and keeping the little one nice and warm.
- Square shape with rounded corners. The towel’s border is in the same colour as the towel.
- Hood with a white polyester stripe, suitable for sublimation. You may also personalise the rest of the towel using embroidery and screen printing.
DIMENSIONS (APPROX.)
| Towel | 80 x 80 cm |
| Print area | 30 x 8 cm |
Recommended instructions and parameters for sublimation printing
- Print the design in mirror image.
- Preheat the press to 200ºC.
- Insert a piece of paper or cardboard inside the hood. This will prevent ink transfers to the towel.
- Position the printed design on the towel's printable area. Secure them with heat-resistant tape so they won't move.
- Place the towel on the press’ lower platen.
- Press for 40 seconds, medium-heavy pressure.
- Using a protective glove, remove the newly printed towel.
- Remove the paper carefully.
| Ref. | 924542 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (mm) | 800 x 800 |
| Print area (mm) | 300 x 85 |
| Thickness (mm) | 3 |
| Colour | Blue, Pink |
| Items | Towels |
| Composition | 100% Cotton, Polyester, Terry cloth |
| Accessory details | Hood, Decorative border, Border |
| Marking techniques | Dye sublimation, Screen printing, Embroidery |
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