The Liberty Bags PSB1626 Sublimation Tea Towel is a blank, brand-ready textile designed for decorators, promo programs, hospitality branding, event merchandise, and custom retail-style collections. Its smooth 100% polyester surface is well suited for sublimation artwork, making it a practical choice for vibrant logos, full-color graphics, patterns, and themed designs.

With a flat woven construction and hemmed edges, this tea towel offers a clean, finished look for branded presentation. The 8.3 oz./yd² fabric provides a balanced hand feel that works well for kitchen, home, gift, and promotional applications where consistent decoration and polished appearance matter.

Ideal for wholesale branding projects, the PSB1626 supports a wide range of custom uses, from corporate gifts and tourism merchandise to restaurant branding and artisan-style product lines. Liberty Bags also aligns with a Responsible Mindset approach, donating 1% or more of annual revenue to nonprofit organizations such as Meals on Wheels and Ronald McDonald House.

Features

• Style: Liberty Bags PSB1626 Sublimation Tea Towel
• Fabric weight: 8.3 oz./yd²
• Fabric composition: 100% polyester
• Construction: flat woven
• Finished with hemmed edges
• Approximate weight: 2 lbs. per dozen
• Designed for sublimation and custom branding applications
• Sustainable Style subcategory: Responsible Mindset

Q&A
Q: Is this tea towel suitable for sublimation printing?
A: Yes. The 100% polyester fabric is designed to support sublimation decoration, making it suitable for full-color branding, artwork, and promotional designs.
Q: What types of branding projects work well with this towel?
A: It works well for hospitality branding, event merchandise, corporate gifts, tourism promotions, kitchen-themed campaigns, and custom home goods collections.
Q: Does this product have any sustainability-related attributes?
A: Yes. It meets the Responsible Mindset subcategory because the brand donates 1% or more of annual revenue to nonprofit organizations, including Meals on Wheels and Ronald McDonald House.