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pisquee;77713 wrote:Or, if you go wide format, you can print the whole of the white fabric to be black, or any other colour.

Are you talking cut and sew or ready made. I have seen loads of designs on the High Street this year with the full front print and left clear on the back. Would that work on a rotary without creasing or would you need the large flat press? I had a go on doing the Evian style with the person body printed upto the neck which worked well. Not sure how precise you could get the full all over print.

You can do already made up garments on a rotary, but you'll always get patches not printed under creases like in the arm pits, much better to print the fabric up first and then cut and sew.

Just had a look on Xpres and they don't have any Black T's.
I have a job requiring Black textile as my customers logo is mostly black, Just got the paper today from Yolo for this flaming job.

I will go down the route of Vinyl transfers once I get established but at the moment I am getting jobs from friends, "Make me Mugs and T-Shirts for my venture/business" and I don't want to turn them down as these are very good people and will bring me a sh@t load of new business.