<r><QUOTE author="bms;45909"><s>[QUOTE=bms;45909]</s>We have the adult versions arriving on Monday as well.<br/>
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We have the colour laser, Chromablast and sublimation printed t-shirts on display. The Chromablast is, in my opinion, slightly more vibrant than the colour laser. There is a ...

<r><QUOTE author="bms;45892"><s>[QUOTE=bms;45892]</s>They have changed. Certainly the child ones are different now, but they aren't yet available from Xpres, but we have them. They are called the Subli Plus T and are much more cotton like and thinner than the previous ones (clearly thinner by the ...

Thanks smitch6.

Sublisoft look decent thanks if I go for sublimation.

<r><QUOTE author="Justin;45884"><s>[QUOTE=Justin;45884]</s>Would work fine on sublimation. The subli shirts aren't as nice as 100% cotton due to the high polyester content. Vapor shirts are the best I've found personally. Xpres shirts are great quality but are too thick imo.<br/>
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<r><QUOTE author="bms;45848"><s>[QUOTE=bms;45848]</s>Big question is whether you are aiming to print onto white t-shirts (or light coloured ones) or something different. If white is good then sublimation.<br/>
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There are new more cotton feeling t-shirts coming - the child versions have now ...

<r>Seems like a friendly kinda place <E>:)</E><br/>
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I'm looking to print my new t-shirt designs myself and am looking at the best process options. I have left a question on the forum here - <URL url="http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/showthread.php?4724-Sublimation-Inkjet-DTG-or-Screen ...

<r>Hi there. This is my first post other than my initial hello!<br/>
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I am in a bit of a quandary as to whether sublimation printing on T-shirts is the right option for me. I own a heat press. I wish to print repros of drawn illustrations (black ink drawings, and the odd other colour) on shirts ...