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Hello All,

I am doing tiny runs of sublimation t-shirts for people on a 65% Poly/35% Cotton t-shirt but I am having issues trying to explain and show people what the image will look like after a few washes. Does anyone know how I can take an image apply and layer, mask, filter or anything else that I can use as a mock up to show people what they can expect the image to look like?

I have printed a sublimated a few t-shirts but most people want an example with their image – and I would rather not sublimate each person’s image and then have them say this is not for them (which is fine but I would rather not have wasted the t-shirt )

you could just lower opacity on the mock up o they can see the difference.

Set your image layer mode to 'Multiply,' then further adust opacity etc as needed.

Set your image layer mode to 'Multiply,' then further adust opacity etc as needed.

Start ...

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After setting layer mode to 'Multiply and opacity to 65% ...

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On a different coloured shirt ...

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Thanks you all - this has really helped!

@AdamSmt Just another small point -

Note how using the combination of Multiply/Opacity affects the image colours when printed on non-white tees. See how the yellow affects the blue in the rainbow turning it more green, as it would in the real world because sub-inks are semi-transparent ...

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Great use of layers! Thanks for the tip