Sublimation, Inkjet, DTG, or Screen Printing ??

[bms]

Interesting that they are improving all the time.

How do you rate Chromablast? I noticed you sell the related products.

We have the adult versions arriving on Monday as well.

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 comparable "hand" with both of them and if I didn't have a colour laser for standard office printing that can also be used with colour laser then my preference would be to go with Chromablast (with the Ricoh printers) for light cotton printing. The benefit of the colour laser is that this is used for ordinary printing, lighkt cotton printing and dark cotton printing as well as water slide, laser vinyl, clings and much more so has more 'strings to the bow'.

[ArtMonkey]

We have the adult versions arriving on Monday as well.

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 comparable "hand" with both of them and if I didn't have a colour laser for standard office printing that can also be used with colour laser then my preference would be to go with Chromablast (with the Ricoh printers) for light cotton printing. The benefit of the colour laser is that this is used for ordinary printing, lighkt cotton printing and dark cotton printing as well as water slide, laser vinyl, clings and much more so has more 'strings to the bow'.

Hi there. I don't have a laser copier. I imagine the quality wouldn't last? I have a small home business setup with a heat press, vinyl cutter and a couple of puters. i hope to discontinue vinyl designs as I can't reproduce my best artwork that way.

Quality is the key really. T-Shirts as good as screen prints without being screen prints if you know what I mean? Maybe I'll try Chromablast and go for sublimation if that doesn't work out well. That's what I'm looking for. Reproduce the odd art print too perhaps.