tshirts best for printing
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- pauli
I am looking to print t-shirts next week for a huge multi-million dollar client next week.I am looking for the absolute highest quality brand of t-shirts.
Someone had suggested American Apparel, but after getting two samples from them, I wasn't too impressed.
- pauli0
in that order?
- typist0
why not custom made?
- version30
my take, buy what people will wear, not just what you decide is the highest quality, if people will and want to wear aa, you should print on aa, i won't buy online unless they are aa because they are a better cut than the others I listed (as those are the generic options in this field) I'm no hipster scenester emo guy, but aa makes for a better undershirt than the fuller bodied cuts previously listed which aim to make sizes from baby to XXXXXL covering the "average" if not over sized size of American people
- inhaler970
I always felt AA was tight around the neck, and armpits, but people love them, and compared to the rest they are a better fit.
- vaxorcist0
I photographed a series of models wearing t-shirts for a campaign, the AA t-shirts wrinkled more at the neck than the Hanes ones...
- letterhead0
Keep on mind American apparel's shirts are cut for thinner people. If these t shirts are for the average American, a lot of people will be dissapointed, unfortunately.
- metallica.version3
- (sad but true)version3
- I was in pauli's boat once, had to decide againsed AA because of it.letterhead
- todaysnew0
Alstyle aka AAA
- GeorgesII0
I like jerzees
AA are good but quite overated and expensive,
forget Fruits they change size and wear out really fast
- 23kon0
jerzees are good, last ages and hard wearing
- dyspl0
B&C ( esp 190)