Custom Cotton Shirt

I have some designs that I wanted to get put on some basic t-shirts for myself. I have tried to use the paint at the craft stores but it never sticks and it is messy. Is there a company that you can send your own graphics in or a computer program that helps you make the shirts? Any information would be helpful. Thanks!

This isn't a company that does it for you, but if you go to Staples, they sell special paper that you print the picture to, and then iron it onto a shirt. Works very well.

2008-05-14 13:14:18 by coffeedude916

www.bikingthings.com custom sublimation explanation on how it is different from cotton shirt screen printing. polyester smart fabric has full ...

I need to order like 15-20 custom-designed black shirts from online. They need to be reasonably priced, and they also need to be of a brand that doesn't make cotton shirts that are too thick or rough.

What brands are good for that? What sites are there?

http://www.iwantatshirt.com

Custom tees for a very reasonable price, plus you get 5% discount for an order larger than $200, 7.5% for orders larger than $500 and 10% for orders larger than $750$.

Shipping is free for order larger than $159.99 for US.

Also, there is currently 20% off all women's products sale going on which ends on May 8th for all orders larger than $25. Coupon code: MAY19 or CADMAY19 for Canada.

2009-04-20 21:41:10 by Adrian Matterson

Price: $18.99 $9.00

Transfers feed easily through most inkjet printers
Use to personalize your T-shirts, hats, aprons and even bags
Special white layer prevents designs from getting lost on dark fabrics

If you were in the market for 1 custom made t-shirt with anything you wanted on it (a 100% cotton white short sleeve t-shirt), what would you pay? In addition, why would you pay that. Thankx.

25 dollars tops i think thats a good enough pay for what you want

2006-10-29 22:55:53 by goodtimeskaraokecompany

over 20 something....

2007-07-19 14:44:31 by idiotzrock

What I want to do is be able to take ordinary colored cotton t-shirts and make a design on the computer (using photoshop) and somehow transfer that design onto my shirt. How can I achieve that?

Also, is it possible to make the design last? I don't want it to fade away after only 10 washes..

Thank you in advance!
To avoid confusion..I'd like to do this all myself..not go to a store and have them do it. Thanks!

~~~Go to your local craft store and get and iron on transfer!~~~
Then design what you want on the tee on your computer
and print it onto the paper, and iron it on your tee!!
_To make it last, wash inside out on a gentle, cold_
setting. Try to let it air dry if possible!

2009-03-11 14:47:50 by Sylencer