17oz Water Bottle for Sublimation - Durable and Stylish 500ml Hydration Solution

17oz Water Bottle for Sublimation - Durable and Stylish 500ml Hydration Solution

The Essentials: Sublimation Pressing Instructions

• Tumbler/Mug Press: 365°F
• Time: 90 seconds
• Pressure: Medium
• Convection Oven: 320°F for 6 minutes. See our settings guide by blank type.
• Note: These settings are a recommendation, not a guarantee. Remove all plastic lids and parts before applying heat. We cannot accept returns on pressed items.

Product Details

This is the bottle that ends up living in a bag, a car cupholder, or on a desk all day, every day. At 10 inches tall and 3 inches across, it's sized to fit most cupholders and bag pockets without being awkward to carry around. Customers buying this one usually aren't shopping for a special occasion piece, they're shopping for something they'll actually reach for every single morning.

It's BPA-free stainless with double-wall insulation and a blue or pink ombre base built right in, so a sublimated design sits on top of a gradient that's already doing some of the visual work. The settings above give you a starting point, so test one bottle before running a full batch. Stocked and shipped from Canada, no border wait, no surprise duties. For more everyday-carry shapes in the same vein, our sublimation blanks collection has plenty to pick from.

Features:

• Capacity: 17oz (500ml)
• Material: Poly-coated stainless steel
• Design: Tall bottle, 10 inches by 3 inches diameter, with blue or pink ombre base colouring

Quick Q&A

Q: Would UV DTF work better than sublimation on the ombre finish?
A: Both work well. UV DTF sits as an opaque layer on top, so it fully covers the ombre underneath, while a sublimated design lets that gradient show through around the art, so it comes down to the look you want.

Q: I've had ghosting show up around the edges of my transfer before, what causes that?
A: That's usually the paper shifting during the press. Tape it down securely on at least two sides, and make sure your tape or shrink wrap isn't loose enough to let the paper slide once heat and pressure hit it.