Comments on: Make Your Own T-Shirts http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/ Specialization is for Insects. Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:07:17 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Artelf2xs http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/#comment-50497 Artelf2xs Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:28:23 +0000 http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/#comment-50497 John, Believe it or not.. Custom ink does not print the shirts you order from them. They send it to your local printer! I know, we print for them in a tri state area out west. the cost saving of just finding a local screen printer are amazing! Cafepress/Zazzle and the like do not screen print. they use a Direct digital or transfer method. Our online design studio will produce a full color digital direct t-shirt starting at $12.00 with only a three day turn around. upload you own photo and add text/arch it color it....... http://www.tshirtillustrator.com/ Truly every city has small screen printers that can get you your shirts with the best quality and price. It is just most have a minimum of 12-24 shirts do to the cost of set-ups. it is pricey to do just one. If you want just one or two shirts you can always get transfer paper at the local hobby shop or office product store and do it yourself Quick and cheap! Most of the internet sites are about as cost effective as driving a Hummer with premium gas. John,

Believe it or not.. Custom ink does not print the shirts you order from them. They send it to your local printer! I know, we print for them in a tri state area out west. the cost saving of just finding a local screen printer are amazing! Cafepress/Zazzle and the like do not screen print. they use a Direct digital or transfer method.
Our online design studio will produce a full color digital direct t-shirt starting at $12.00 with only a three day turn around. upload you own photo and add text/arch it color it……. http://www.tshirtillustrator.com/
Truly every city has small screen printers that can get you your shirts with the best quality and price. It is just most have a minimum of 12-24 shirts do to the cost of set-ups. it is pricey to do just one.
If you want just one or two shirts you can always get transfer paper at the local hobby shop or office product store and do it yourself Quick and cheap! Most of the internet sites are about as cost effective as driving a Hummer with premium gas.

]]> By: BillKat http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/#comment-46057 BillKat Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:44:21 +0000 http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/#comment-46057 Check out some of your local Embroidery Type stores...one of the chains has direct to garment printers, basically an inkjet printer that prints on t-shirts. Works well. Check out some of your local Embroidery Type stores…one of the chains has direct to garment printers, basically an inkjet printer that prints on t-shirts. Works well.

]]> By: justin case http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/#comment-3878 justin case Mon, 30 Apr 2007 16:55:03 +0000 http://onemansblog.com/2006/12/01/make-your-own-t-shirts/#comment-3878 Here's another one: http://artlifecollective.com/ They seem to be different that some of the others because they let you get your designs printed on dark shirts, too. Also nice that they only use American Apparel (i.e., sweatship free shirts). You can either one-off your own designs, or post them to the site for others to buy (each sale nets the designer $5). I've been happy with their service and quality, even with with a phto-real image. Here’s another one: http://artlifecollective.com/

They seem to be different that some of the others because they let you get your designs printed on dark shirts, too. Also nice that they only use American Apparel (i.e., sweatship free shirts). You can either one-off your own designs, or post them to the site for others to buy (each sale nets the designer $5). I’ve been happy with their service and quality, even with with a phto-real image.

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