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A lot of the Aloha cut-out shots are mock ups done in photoshop (or similar) with a set template, and the design added to it - this is why the outline shape of the shirts all look exactly the same. The only pictures to judge the actual finished product on are the style shots with the models.

Try this company:

http://www.lsprints.co.uk/custom-printe ... -177-c.asp

They will print you any quantity of custom fabric from 1m to 100s of metres.

Andrew

hello! have you tried Firelabel Bespoke? I know they do tees vests and sweats the same as those mr gugu ones (sublimation print). I have had an order from them b4 and was really impressed!

their website is www.firelabelbespoke.co.uk

I've compiled a list of the All Over Dye Sublimation t shirt printers in the UK. If there are any i have missed feel free to add them.

Example of all over dye sublimation t shirt prints [ATTACH=CONFIG]2341[/ATTACH]

printgarments;81805 wrote:I've compiled a list of the All Over Dye Sublimation t shirt printers in the UK. If there are any i have missed feel free to add them.

I find it hard to believe that there are only 5 all over t-shirt printing companies in the UK.

Yep, me too. There actually appears to be less than that.

However i've been looking into this for a while and the only companies i can find are:

- 3rd rail in london
- Advertees in Cornwall
- Firelabel Bespoke in Worcester
- Order Art London

If you know of any more please do let me know, i'd really appreciate it.

Well, if you add into the mix companies that will print fabric by the metre/roll which can then be cut and sewn into whatever garment or fashion accessory you want then the list will become bigger.

pisquee;81807 wrote:I find it hard to believe that there are only 5 all over t-shirt printing companies in the UK.

Hi Pisquee. Before about 3 years ago sub printing was only done abroad. This is because the technology is relatively new and the machinery is v.v.v.v. expensive! Lots of companies in UK would just send it to china/ India to be printed. Now I think there are 3 companies who can professionally print the paper and the companies can steam this onto the garments.

You can buy 'personal' sub machines but these will only print onto the chest for example. Might as well transfer print!

There are hundreds of people who can do screen printing because it's been around for decades and the equipment is no where near as technical or expensive (i have done screen printng at college for example). This is so different which is why not many people do it yet!!

Check what type of printer they print the paper on. The 'at home' machines won't be that great.......

coco_lola;82123 wrote:Hi Pisquee. Before about 3 years ago sub printing was only done abroad. This is because the technology is relatively new and the machinery is v.v.v.v. expensive! Lots of companies in UK would just send it to china/ India to be printed. Now I think there are 3 companies who can professionally print the paper and the companies can steam this onto the garments.

You can buy 'personal' sub machines but these will only print onto the chest for example. Might as well transfer print!

There are hundreds of people who can do screen printing because it's been around for decades and the equipment is no where near as technical or expensive (i have done screen printng at college for example). This is so different which is why not many people do it yet!!

Check what type of printer they print the paper on. The 'at home' machines won't be that great.......

That dont seem right i can print fabric a metre wide and never tested how long but certainly longer than a metre and im pretty sure pisquee can do the same or am i misunderstanding something here