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Which T-shirt gives Best results for DTG..



 
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Old September 10th, 2009 Sep 10, 2009 10:56:21 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default Which T-shirt gives Best results for DTG..

This is kind of linked to a previous post but but which mens t-shirt black do you find the best results?

I currently use Starworld , not the best image but best fit and weight...
Blue max, hands down the best print quality, but having some tec issues (see other thread, t shirts ripping)
Fruit of the loom YUK
Gildan only if I have too

Im going to be running some test on other brands and styles the next few weeks, so I would like to know your favorites..
 
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I like Anvil 976 and Gildan 2000, the cotton spun soft shirts are nice to but they get issues with fibers stick upwards
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Hanes Tagless - style 5250, seems to give us the best printing results and that's what we use for samples to our customers.

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Default Re: Which T-shirt gives Best results for DTG..

Would you believe it, we cant seem to get hanes tagless in the UK at not through the 4 big names who distribute in the UK. I have contacted european distributers so hopefully Ill get to try them...The others mentioned are on route..
 
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