Dominguez Sport · Practical guide · 14 October 2026 · Updated on 18 October 2026
The short answer
Bags and accessories have different surfaces and construction from match garments. Sublimation projects require checking the material and usable area of each model.
What to consider
A large area in a photo may be interrupted by zips, seams, mesh or reinforcement. Specify the logo that must remain legible and whether each piece needs a different name. Use the confirmed specification for dimensions and performance; do not copy another item’s features.
How to prepare your project
Send the product code, quantity and original logo with a description of its use. Ask the design team to check sublimation feasibility before finalising the selection. Check the proof’s available areas and any individual personalisation spelling. Keep one approved list so packing and distribution share the same reference.
Before continuing
- Printable area confirmed
- Compatible material verified
- Individual names checked
Can I print over the entire visible surface?
A photo does not define the printable area. Material and construction must be checked; design-team confirmation comes before the final quote and production.
