I. Athletic Apparel & Outdoor Gear
Core Technologies: 3D tailoring, antimicrobial, eco-friendly, high elasticity
Key Clients: Nike (USA), Adidas (GER), NBA (USA), Lululemon (CAN), etc.
1. Team Sports Jerseys
1.1 Football/Rugby
Technology: Italian Robustelli RTS-1000 high-speed printers + Japanese Toray breathable membrane
Performance: 800 units/hour production, ISO 22196 antimicrobial certification (99.9% bacterial reduction)
Sustainability: 100% recycled polyester (6 plastic bottles saved per jersey), SAC Higg Index certified
1.2 Basketball/Volleyball
Technology: US Roland DG dark fabric direct printing + silicone embossed grip
Specs: 300% stretch resistance (ISO 13934), 97% chlorine resistance after 150-hour immersion
Certifications: OEKO-TEX 100 Class 1 (baby-safe), CPSC flame retardant standard
1.3 Field Hockey/Baseball
Innovations: Adidas honeycomb impact absorption (+18% protection), Puma photochromic ink
Equipment: Epson F2100 supports metallic/fluorescent colors, MLB UV-invisible jersey numbers
2. Cycling Jerseys
Equipment: Italian Mimaki TS500P-1800 wide-format printing + German laser cutting
Performance: 3% aerodynamic drag reduction (wind tunnel tested), 50,000 Martindale rub cycles (ISO 12947)
Sustainability: ECONYL® recycled nylon (8 plastic bottles/jersey), 72% carbon emission reduction (SGS certified)
3. Yoga Apparel
Technology: US Sawgrass SG1000 stretch ink + micro-perforated ventilation
Specs: 500% elasticity retention, 0.05mm pore size, 200-hour chlorine resistance
Certifications: OEKO-TEX 100 Class 1, EU EN 13795 medical-grade antimicrobial
4. Multi-Sport Gear
Innovations: Under Armour 3D silicone grip, Arc’teryx nano-moisturizing capsules
Equipment: Epson F6370 neon UV effects, CrossFit UV-invisible competition suits
II. Pet Products Customization
Leading Seller: “Pawsome Prints” (Etsy top seller, USA)
Equipment: German JET-Technology JTV-528S (600×1200dpi resolution)
Performance: 250 orders/day, <5% wear after 1,000 rub cycles (ASTM D3884)
Market: $123B US pet industry (2024), 18% annual growth in personalized products (Statista)
III. Advertising & Banners
Project: Paris Olympics 2024 venue signage (France)
Equipment: Italian Mimaki TS500P-1800 (6m wide format)
Performance: 500-hour UV resistance (ISO 105-B02), 3-year outdoor durability (3M MCS certified)
Precision: 3,000 banners with <0.2mm seam error, 98% Pantone color accuracy
IV. Textile Home Decor
Clients: HAY (DEN), IKEA (SWE)
Technology: Dutch blend pretreatment (+40% ink absorption) + Swiss formaldehyde-free dyes
Certifications: OEKO-TEX 100 Class 1, EU Ecolabel (30% water savings)
Products: HAY sofa covers (3.5N/5cm softness, ASTM D5648 tested)
[Mind-Blowing Tech Trivia]
Sublimation Printing Science: Inks act like ninjas infiltrating fabric molecules—no wetness, no residue, just pure invisible magic. (Imagine Houdini-level molecular escapology.)
Extreme Heat Test: Some fabrics survive 200°C temps. That’s hotter than a pizza oven (way hotter than your morning coffee) but cooler than volcanic lava. Pro tip: Don’t iron these at home unless you’re a pyromaniac.
NASA’s Stealth Mode: Astronauts once rocked sublimation-printed space suits with UV-reactive logos. Why? So aliens can’t read their team names… obviously. (Okay, maybe it’s for tracking in sunlight. But stealth suits sound cooler.)
(Bonus: The process uses no water–making it eco-warrior approved. Even Mother Nature gives it a
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