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Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 23 Jun 2014, 19:59
by twinx05
Hi,

Do they do such a thing as Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blank ?

I think i already know the answer as i have searched various Websites and can't find any.

Thanks in advance

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 23 Jun 2014, 20:16
by galerion
The transfer press do a pastel yellow t-shirt.

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 25 Jun 2014, 08:55
by ASLCreative
Search for yellow polyester t-shirt

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 25 Jun 2014, 14:56
by socialgiraffe
The AWD range has a 100% polyester tee, I have used these and they are superb

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 25 Jun 2014, 21:59
by twinx05
galerion;89525 wrote:The transfer press do a pastel yellow t-shirt.
socialgiraffe;89594 wrote:The AWD range has a 100% polyester tee, I have used these and they are superb

Hi,

Sorry whats the AWD ?

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 27 Jun 2014, 00:42
by Tricia
AWD is All we Do

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 30 Jun 2014, 22:23
by Angloman
prestige leisure have a blue and yellow sub shirt,so do bct

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 30 Jun 2014, 22:55
by pisquee
Remember that the colour of the shirt will affect the colour of your final print, as you are adding dye to something that already has colour. You'd be better starting with a white t-shirt and printing the full thing with a yellow background to your design.

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 30 Jun 2014, 23:51
by ArferMo
@pisquee how you going to print the whole of the rest of the tee yellow and seems a bit costly on yellow ink and transfer paper

Re: Yellow Sublimation T-shirt blanks ?

Posted: 04 Jul 2014, 11:55
by pisquee
ArferMo;89791 wrote:@pisquee how you going to print the whole of the rest of the tee yellow and seems a bit costly on yellow ink and transfer paper
You need a wide format printer and press, and you either print the fabric on the roll before it's cut and sewn for best results, or you can print a ready made t-shirt.
Wide format inks and transfer papers are a lot cheaper than the stuff aimed at smaller printers.
Not saying you have the need or budget to do this, but wanted to offer a bit of a bigger picture on what dye sub can do, and how it is done for fashion.
The light yellow fabric you're thinking of printing onto would have started off as white, and then dyed yellow, and then you're wanting to dye it again.