<t>My first post's coming under heavy fire! I simply want to get my souvenirs into the local tourist shops, i have no love for sublimation or other printing as i only heard of it when i tried to find out how to get the things made. You'll know the costs involved with screen printing, and my designs ...

<r>According to LoveCut, transfer paper should do me fine:<br/>
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<I><s>[I]</s>Ink Jet Transfers have come on a long way over the last couple of years, The once poorly produced transfers are a thing of the past, with the correct knowledge and right equipment a ink jet transfer should last around ...

<t>I want to sell the t shirt as a finished piece. I hope to supply local shops with souvenirs for tourists as i feel its lacking in my area, and my brother is an artist and has done a few designs for me in photoshop. As the end customer could be paying a tenner for the shirt it needs to be decent ...

<t>I'm trying to figure what all I need to buy to do some trial runs, and then offer the service from there once I reckon I can do it properly.<br/>
I had got a couple made up from the local guy that does stag shirts etc but on the first wash they faded. I then went to another local fellow who told ...

<t>Hi, I am about to start doing t-shirt transfers for sale to the public but as yet I have no experience with it. <br/>
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I have an epson D120 printer, can I use its standard ink (DuraBrite Ultra) to print a good quality t-shirt? Using standard transfer paper? I would need it to wash at least 5 ...

Thanks guys, i'll ask elsewhere in the forum too.

<t>Hi there<br/>
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I've never printed a mug or t-shirt yet, but i'm hoping to start a business doing just that.<br/>
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I have a very basic question:<br/>
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Do I need different paper and printer ink for the mugs and shirts, ie transfer paper and standard ink for shirts, sublimation paper ...