T problem

Mugshots · Post by **Mugshots** » 03 May 2017, 19:53

Ive got a load of Xpres Ts I had in a job lot with other stuff. Woman over the road has just sent me a logo she wants on a white T by Friday. Problem I have is that they are 23% cotton and 67% polyester. Sub is out the question obviously. Would subliticotton be poor also?

webtrekker · Post by **webtrekker** » 03 May 2017, 20:25

Mugshots;122785 wrote:Ive got a load of Xpres Ts I had in a job lot with other stuff. Woman over the road has just sent me a logo she wants on a white T by Friday. Problem I have is that they are 23% cotton and 67% polyester. Sub is out the question obviously. Would subliticotton be poor also?

What's the other 10%?

Mugshots · Post by **Mugshots** » 03 May 2017, 20:29

Hahaha. Sorry. Its 37 cotton and 63 poly lol

webtrekker · Post by **webtrekker** » 03 May 2017, 20:55

Lol!

I've been experimenting a bit with the JetPro SofStretch transfer paper (for lights) and the results so far have been good.

You don't even need a cutter as the polyester base turns clear when pressed, so a reasonable cut with a pair of scissors does a good job on most things.

Getting some by Friday may be pushing things a bit though.

Justin · Post by **Justin** » 03 May 2017, 21:33

They will take a sublimation print providing they are white/very light pastel but the final print will appear a little washed out...or 'vintage' would be a better sales word

Earl Smith · Post by **Earl Smith** » 04 May 2017, 09:51

If you have a Laser printer then you can use Forever paper for white t-shirts.

Mugshots · Post by **Mugshots** » 04 May 2017, 12:47

Thanks all.

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