custom-made t-shirts??

I do this for a living so just to let you know.. the iron on transfers that you print out at home are really cruddy, a few washes and it's gone, as far as iron on letters, they will fall off after several washes. Screen printing is VERY expensive for just one or 2 shirts, for just a few shirts call a few places around where you live and ask if they do vinyl lettering with a Cad cutter, if they do, chances are that will be the cheapest way if you bring in your own shirt and it's a simple design. Letter and vector image art.. shouldn't be more that 4-7 bucks and will last a VERY long time, heat presses that we use typically are set at about 325*F no home iron can get up to that. if you do want to do a iron on transfer that you print out at home, take it into a store to have pressed, it will last a lot longer, they typical cost of this is no more than 3 or 4 bucks.

Hope that helps.

There is actually. I have a friend that has made several shirts for me and my kids. I buy the shirts and iron-ons and he scans them and does all the work. Walmart sells computer iron-ons in the stationary aisles. Usually $10 for 6 and the more in a pack, the price goes up. My friend says its easy and they last quite a while. REMEMBER, to soak them in cold water before you wash and turn them inside out. This is to "solidify" (for lack of a better word) and keep your new shirt from bleeding into something else.

T Shirt Transfer Paper Michaels

You can can buy a variety of stencils (Michael's) or make your own stencils and use fabric paint to customize your shirts. Make sure that you put a piece of cardboard or construction paper in the shirt so that it doesn't bleed through to the other side.

Better to manufacture at sugini factory in Thailand in bulk, save yourself $8 bucks a t-shirt. They have there own fabric mill and produce the highest grade cotton in the world. One can manufacture digital and silk screen t-shirts for $2 bucks a t-shirt and receive a lot thicker cotton than the cheap t-shirts used by the printers in the states.

Stencils At Michaels

You could get the iron on letters, or over here at our mall theres a booth that people can go to and you just give them your design or pick one of theirs and what you want the shirt to say and they'll make it for you for $10.00. Or if you like to sew you could get the letters and sew em on. You can usually find the iron ons at walmart.

There are special printers that can put a picture on a tshirt. To buy the letters, go to a rag shop and look around. Or ask if they have iron on letters.

miras sports and outdoor

does them 10 bucks per shirt

yes it sounds like a sports store

but they still do it

ummm the mall where i live does it for $5 per shirt

or u can go to stores like hobby lobby

and get supplys and make them ur self

go to a mall a shirt is ually 20 dollars with anything you want