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tshirt problems help!?
im going to make a tshirt but for the letters i dont know really what to use.
so what type of material would last longer for the letters?
is it it cheap?
any sort of ideas of non-expensive, tshirt lettering i will be happy to accept.
(sorry if this doesnt make sense) lol
4 Answers
- Vince MLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I have no idea what "too expensive" means to you, and we don't know how many shirts are being made.
For just one or two shirts, you could get iron on appliques at most craft and sewing shops. If applied correctly, they can last a long time without fading and peeling.
If you need several dozen or so shirts, your best bet may be to have a printing shop silk screen them. The initial set up may be relatively expensive, but after that, the "per shirt" cost is pretty low. A good silk screen may outlast the shirt itself.
Good luck.
Source(s): Designer, Illustrator and Desktop Publisher for almost 35 years http://vincem-answers.blogspot.com/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
for the letters you can use.. uhmm "So Fetch" or something cool like "I'M A VIP" so it makes sense. As for the materials.. i think you can try using, you know that kind of "plastic" material people always use for printing on to t-shirts? i have no idea what they call it and i seriously don't think it costs a lot. if you print in a big amount then it will be quite cheap or vice versa. so far printing is the cheapest i think or you can try using pop ups.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i don't know