Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
Re: Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
Apologies if this is posted somewhere already, but does anyone have any recommended suppliers for decent weight blank sublimation t-shirts? I recently ordered a couple for test purposes and was quite disappointed at how thin they were (I could actually see through them) which made the transfer look pretty poor; the transfer went on fine, it was just the fact that the shirt was so flimsy.
I think it was about 165gsm, and not what I would really consider for selling to clients.
So if anyone has any recommendations then please let me know (and what in your opinions are a decent GSM weight for sub).
Cheers!
Phil
I think it was about 165gsm, and not what I would really consider for selling to clients.
So if anyone has any recommendations then please let me know (and what in your opinions are a decent GSM weight for sub).
Cheers!
Phil
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Re: Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
Which have you tried already? Xpres shirts are much better than they used to be (not as thick as they were) Vapor shirts are excellent.
Russel do a shirt called the HDT, this is more of a retail type garment and is a poly/cotton mix. The end result isn't as vivid as with 100% polyester but it prints kind of washed out/vintage style and looks really good with some designs. Ralawise stock them
Russel do a shirt called the HDT, this is more of a retail type garment and is a poly/cotton mix. The end result isn't as vivid as with 100% polyester but it prints kind of washed out/vintage style and looks really good with some designs. Ralawise stock them
Re: Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
Hey Justin!
Thanks for the reply. The couple I tried for testing were a Gildan 100% polyester. But as I say, they were really flimsy and didn't feel too classy. I'll check out those you gave...I though Vapor were from the USA only, or are am I incorrect there?
Thanks again...great site btw!
Ghosty (Phil)
Thanks for the reply. The couple I tried for testing were a Gildan 100% polyester. But as I say, they were really flimsy and didn't feel too classy. I'll check out those you gave...I though Vapor were from the USA only, or are am I incorrect there?
Thanks again...great site btw!
Ghosty (Phil)
Re: Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
I and more importantly my clients like the xpres t shirts.
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http://www.thetransferpress.co.uk/acata ... hirts.htmlGhostman;101694 wrote:Hey Justin!
Thanks for the reply. The couple I tried for testing were a Gildan 100% polyester. But as I say, they were really flimsy and didn't feel too classy. I'll check out those you gave...I though Vapor were from the USA only, or are am I incorrect there?
Thanks again...great site btw!
Ghosty (Phil)
No discount with this company.....feel free to mention this to them though
Re: Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
Another plus for Vapor and Xpres T-Shirts. Both a nice weight.
The Vapor Grey T-shirt also sublimates really well, plus the Transferpress also have a couple more colour choices.
Cheers
Kath
The Vapor Grey T-shirt also sublimates really well, plus the Transferpress also have a couple more colour choices.
Cheers
Kath
Cheers
Kath
Kath
Re: Where to get decent weight blank sub tshirts?
Many thanks Kath, will def check them out!KathG;101699 wrote:Another plus for Vapor and Xpres T-Shirts. Both a nice weight.
The Vapor Grey T-shirt also sublimates really well, plus the Transferpress also have a couple more colour choices.
Cheers
Kath
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