t-shirt printing
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- lukecarter
Does anyone know good places that does small runs for tshirts (silkscreen)?
- hiimerik0
Do it yourself!?
- lukecarter0
Awesome, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
- GORADIO0
anything in the UK?
actually, something as straightforward as Spreadshirt would be useful, but less frigging expensive. How are bands supposed to make any profit when their tshirts start at like £16?
- GORADIO0
hooray, that's good
- mimeartist0
are there templates for laying out your imagery... e.g... would you print a bigger image on a bigger t-shirt?
- Not unless you really want to pay for a new screen set up for each size of shirt.detritus
- i.e fat people need more ink per design23kon
- Obvious differences in size between small women and fat men aside, there's not actually much practical differencedetritus
- when you're printing a batch. Unless the design depends on it (wraparound, for instance), I wouldn't botherdetritus
- i'll have to balance the size thenmimeartist
- six0
what about the t's themselves? i was wanting to print some myself a few months ago, but couldn't find any decent t's that i could purchase on a small order (20) in the UK
- 23kon0
sound bunch, used them a few times for lots of short run (25) tees.
think 20-25 is their minimum for runs.
- Atkinson0
something like poloshirts.co.uk
- lackofcolor0
nice guys cheap printing. in baltimore, md
- 23kon0
aye t-print are a screenprinters based manchester way i think.
get in touch with them and ask them to send you catalogues or you can search on the site but they do tees by the likes of screen stars and hanes etc - blank good quality tees.
they also do jackets, bags, hoodies etc etcyou usually have to buy a minimum of 5-10 of each garment
and have to do a minimum run of 25 screenprintsmeans if your design fitted you could get it printed on 5 hoodies, 5 bags, and 15 tees