Van Huyser (Pty) Ltd

Sublimate and Create

#ProudlySA 

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We sublimate and create via our in-house design office, sublimation printing process and sewing office.

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Our Main Product Categories

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* In & Outdoor display
Ideal for Brand awareness events, in & outdoor events, promotions, conferences, trade expos, and in-store displays.

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* Sublimated Apparel
Our range of apparel includes but is not limited to, a variety of shirt options that can be used in the corporate branding industry and/or sport’s industry.

We also welcome and encourage custom orders if you cannot find your product in our list.

Our in-house designers can help you create a unique look, or we can easily replicate your established team design.​

​* Covid-19
Masks, Buffs and social distancing is a must – why not brand-it while we’re at it. Whilst products contribute to safety and health precautions it can serve a multi purpose in the marketing and advertising industry.  

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We strive to support our customers from creating their brand to quality and effective brand awareness services and products.

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We support local suppliers and businesses, and also contribute towards the local community by creating brand and product development opportunities. 

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Since opening our doors, we’ve been committed to providing service of the highest quality, paying particular attention to working efficiently while keeping the lines of communication with our clients clear and concise.

Our mission at Van Huyser (Pty) Ltd is simple: to provide high-quality services in a timely manner. Our team caters to each project’s specific needs to ensure excellence.

We hope you’ll find what you’re looking for. For more information or general inquiries, feel free to get in touch today.

What is
sublimation?

The sublimtion process

The dye sublimation process starts by printing a design (with sublimation ink) onto transfer paper. This design is then applied to the substrate using a heat press machine.

The term ‘sublimation’ refers to the chemical process that occurs when something turns from a solid state into a gas, without first becoming a liquid. 

Therefore, in dye sublimation, the ‘solid’ inks on the transfer paper are converted to gas and transferred to your substrate. 

Sublimation inks can only bond to synthetic fibers and coatings. For clothing, this means polyester fabrics.

Cotton fabric cannot be used for sublimation, and fabrics really need to be at least 80% polyester (some nylons are also suitable) for a vibrant transfer.

It is one of the best ways to create apparel or display designs with multiple colors. It is quite different from using a product like heat transfer vinyl because you can print more intricate, detailed, and colourful images.