Dye sublimation is a quick and effective digital printing process that allows users to digitally add custom-made graphics to fabrics, clothing, rigid material, and promotional products. It is a two-step process that begins with printing the mirror image of the desired graphics onto transfer paper. The now printed transfer paper enters into a heat press with a plain polyester fabric. Man-made materials like polyester fabrics contain polymers that when heated, enable the bonding of ink. The heat press warms up to 370⁰ F and transforms the dye from solid to gas, so the colors are embedded in the fabric. It allows the image to become a part of the fibers of the substrate. The printed fabrics don't require any drying time, and this significantly reduces the production time. The custom graphic uses a four-color printing process featuring CMYK colors which are created using a mix of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black inks. The prints produced with CMYK inks have more vivid and brilliant color outputs than other screen-printing practices. Images printed on fabric won't fade even after multiple washing.