Our SunWraps are made with high-quality UPF 50+, high performance microfiber. ZAGS provides wicking, cooling, stylish UV protection, and an added plus is that ZAGS are stain/odor resistant, and anti-microbial. ZAGS SunWraps are manufactured in South Carolina. Each ZAGS SunWrap is individually sewn and decorated by hand which makes each and every one special and unique!
UPF 50+ is the maximum sun-protection rating for fabric and provides maximum protection of your skin against harmful UV rays.
Zinc-based anti-microbial technology keeps fabrics fresh and defends against odor causing bacteria. In addition to providing enhanced performance during use, the anti-microbial feature also helps to extend the useful life of the fabric.
Our fabrics feature PURE-tech™ - a permanent feature of the fabric extends moisture-wicking capabilities throughout the life of the garment. Wash after wash, and boat day after boat day.
Our superior moisture-wicking technology releases heat when it’s warm, keeping you cool, calm, and collected!
Our UV-certified fabrics maximize absorbency and dry rapidly, making them ideal for a day on the water.
Proudly made in our home state of South Carolina!
Jennifer personally designs each unique ZAGS pattern finding inspiration in the coastal surroundings of her home in Charleston, the colors and patterns she observes when traveling, as well as through photographs.
A full color digital print technology that works with polyester substrates and polymer coated substrates. Sublimation dyes are carried via liquid ink or gel ink through a piezo-electric print head and deposited on a high-release inkjet paper which is then transferred onto the substrate. The result of this process is a virtually permanent full color, high resolution print that will not crack, fade or peel from the substrate under normal conditions. Sublimation print technology requires a combination of time, temperature and pressure to “transfer” the sublimation dyes into the polyester molecules on the substrate from the high-release inkjet paper. The conventional equipment for sublimation transfer is a heat press. Most sublimation dyes start to sublimate at 350 degrees Fahrenheit but 380-400 degrees is recommended for most substrates. Digital sublimation printing works on light colored, polyester or poly coated substrates. Athletic textiles, sports performance apparel, ceramic products and poly coated fiber reinforced plastic are some of the main product categories. Digital sublimation printing is also used in the creation of trade show displays, snowboards, skis and skateboards. Digital sublimation printing is commonly referred to as "dye sub" printing, or simply "sublimation."
SUBLIMATION Sublimation is the scientific term for a phase transition where a solid material changes directly into a gas without passing through the liquid stage. Sublimation is an endothermic reaction, and occurs when the right combination of pressure and heat are applied to a solid. In digital sublimation printing, the pressure and heat from a press change the ink from a solid transfer sheet into a gas, which is then transferred at the molecular level onto a sublimation certified garment. Most sublimation dyes start to sublimate at 350 degrees Fahrenheit, but 380-420 degrees is recommended for most substrates to attain maximum color. The time and temperature of the sublimation process is dependent on the type of fabric used for digital sublimation printing.
