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Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 17:49
by Dave271069
Just had a order for Hen Party, they want black t-shirts with a picture of Bride on the front, what do you guys recommend, Dark Transfer? or is this something i should say i cant do (dont do screen printing you see)
Dave

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 18:10
by mrs maggot
if they are just for a hen night, my guess is they will want her picture dark trans will be fine with vinyl on back with date of the hen night on it

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 18:13
by Dave271069
mrs maggot;66413 wrote:if they are just for a hen night, my guess is they will want her picture dark trans will be fine with vinyl on back with date of the hen night on it
yep that's just what they ordered, hoping transfer was ok.

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 18:15
by mrs maggot
trust me they wont be wearing them long, and providing your inks are good, then they will be fine

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 26 Feb 2013, 10:04
by John G
Just had a order for Hen Party,
Are you taking orders before you know how to actually print the shirts, and if this is the case, how do you know what to charge. :confused: as you don't know the cost

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 26 Feb 2013, 10:12
by Dave271069
John G;66483 wrote:Are you taking orders before you know how to actually print the shirts, and if this is the case, how do you know what to charge. :confused: as you don't know the cost
not in it for profit, it's a close friend , just seeing if transfer was ok , as I use vinyl most of time. If transfer wasn't going to look great then I would of passed it on, but hey that's what the forum is for I believe.

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 26 Feb 2013, 10:14
by purpledragon
mrs maggot;66416 wrote:trust me they wont be wearing them long,
do you know something we dont lmao

Re: Hen Party order black t-shirts

Posted: 26 Feb 2013, 10:31
by John G
but hey that's what the forum is for I believe.
Exactly - but you should know what process to use, how much its going to cost etc before taking the job on, even for a non profit mates rates job.