The best sublimation paper for your heat press largely depends on your specific needs, such as the substrate you're working with (like fabric, mugs, or metal) and the ink you're using. Here are some top options:
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A-SUB Sublimation Paper: Known for its high transfer rate (98%) and great color fidelity, A-SUB works well on both soft and hard substrates. It’s a top pick for Epson printers and popular for fabrics like polyester and coated surfaces like koozies©.
Hiipoo Sublimation Paper: This paper dries instantly and offers a high transfer rate. It’s ideal for light-colored fabrics and other sublimation blanks like cases and mugs. It also works smoothly with various inkjet printers, including Sawgrass models.
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Printers Jack Sublimation Paper: This option is well-reviewed for its vibrant colors and ease of use. It performs well with mugs and small objects, though it may not be the thickest or most adaptable choice for larger tasks.
TexPrint XPHR: A great choice for both soft and hard surfaces. This paper is praised for its consistency and is widely used for professional sublimation projects on various substrates, from ceramics to fabrics.
If you’re starting with heat press projects, A-SUB and Hiipoo are affordable and versatile options. For specialty applications, like vinyl or mugs, you might want to explore TexPrint or Printers Jack papers. Each brand offers specific strengths, so experimenting with different types might help you find the perfect match for your needs.
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