PFP Fabric (Prepared for Print)

Rex Fabrics stocks about 40 print-ready (PFP) fabrics in Los Angeles for sublimation printers, uniform makers and printed apparel brands.

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Stretch basespoly spandex from 200 to 410 GSM, including Brite PFP, Action Solids, Power PFP, Brushed Tricot, Heavy Matte and Athletic DK.
Performancemoisture-wicking Dri-Tex PFP at 250, 300 and 350 GSM.
Soft-touchLuxury Suede, Stretch Suede and Glossy Flow PFP.
MeshesPro-Brite, Mock, Mini Mock, Sport, Active, Pearl and Athletic mesh, from 80 to 280 GSM.
100% polyester knitsMicro Poly, Spun Poly, Interlock, Dazzle and Pique.
RecycledRecycled Interlock Active, Recycled Poly Tricot, Recycled VIVO and Recycled Mesh.
  • Stretch bases: poly spandex from 200 to 410 GSM, including Brite PFP, Action Solids, Power PFP, Brushed Tricot, Heavy Matte and Athletic DK.
  • Performance: moisture-wicking Dri-Tex PFP at 250, 300 and 350 GSM.
  • Soft-touch: Luxury Suede, Stretch Suede and Glossy Flow PFP.
  • Meshes: Pro-Brite, Mock, Mini Mock, Sport, Active, Pearl and Athletic mesh, from 80 to 280 GSM.
  • 100% polyester knits: Micro Poly, Spun Poly, Interlock, Dazzle and Pique.
  • Recycled: Recycled Interlock Active, Recycled Poly Tricot, Recycled VIVO and Recycled Mesh.

Common uses

Team uniforms and jerseys, cycling apparel, printed leggings, swimwear, dancewear and cheer. Related collections: Poly Spandex, Activewear Fabric and Mesh.

Ordering

Order a 1-yard sample to run a print test on your own equipment. Full rolls run about 70–500 yards and production orders start at 500 yards; cuts under a full roll carry a cut fee. Pricing is by quote.

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FAQ

What does PFP mean?

Prepared for print: white fabric made ready for sublimation or digital printing, with a clean, consistent surface for accurate color.

Which PFP fabric should I use?

Meshes and 100% polyester knits suit jerseys and team uniforms. Stretch bases such as Brite PFP and Heavy Matte suit leggings, swimwear and dancewear.

Why polyester for sublimation?

Sublimation dyes bond with polyester fibers, so polyester and poly spandex give bright, lasting prints.