Name
– Type: All-over sublimation tracksuit / warm-up set
– Style: Tie-dye spiral “rainbow burst” pattern
– Cut: Bomber-style jacket + tapered joggers
Material
– Main fabric: 100% Polyester Interlock or Microfiber, 240-300 GSM.— the dye process only works on synthetic fibers.
– Why poly: Sublimation uses heat to turn dye into gas that bonds into the fabric. On cotton it would wash out. On poly it’s permanent.
– Ribbing: Black poly/spandex rib-knit on collar, cuffs, and waistband for contrast and stretch
– Finish: Smooth poly interlock or light brushed fleece for cooler weather. This looks like mid-weight interlock, ∼260 GSM.
– Zipper: Black YKK-style plastic coil zipper — won’t snag the print
Features
– All-over print (AOP): The rainbow tie-dye spiral is sublimated, not screen printed. Covers the entire jacket + pants with no seams breaking the pattern.
– Stand collar: High bomber collar with black inner facing
– Full-zip front: Center zip with black tape
– Zip pockets: Two welt zip pockets on jacket, side seam pockets on pants
– Ribbed trim: Black cuffs, hem, and ankle cuffs on joggers — gives contrast and athletic fit
– Elastic waistband: Drawstring waist on pants for adjustability
– Pattern match: The spiral design is pattern-matched across jacket and pants — shows it’s custom sublimation, not pre-dyed fabric
Stuff
1. Sublimation = no color limit: You can do any wild pattern like this rainbow tie-dye with zero extra cost. Each color isn’t printed separately — it’s all one digital print.
2. Vibrant + permanent: Because the dye bonds into the polyester, it won’t crack, peel, or fade. Even after 50+ washes the colors stay bright.
3. Breathability: Poly interlock wicks sweat but doesn’t breathe like cotton. Better for sports/athleisure than all-day casual wear.
4. Care: Machine wash cold, inside out. No bleach, no fabric softener. Hang dry or tumble low. High heat can scorch poly.
5. Use case: Festival wear, dance teams, cheer, gym fashion, streetwear brands. Big in Sialkot for export.
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