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Fun-Ts · March 23rd, 2009

I have a customer who would like his logo printed on the sleeve of a short sleeve shirt. Has anyone ever done this? I’ve searched the forum and everything that came back was for long sleeve or screen printing. Any help would be appreciated.

sunnydayz · March 23rd, 2009

If it were me printing a logo on a short sleeve tee, I would probably use the pocket platen for it, as the short sleeve fits easily on that platen.

Fun-Ts · March 23rd, 2009

Thanks, I'll look into getting one.

slosacco · March 23rd, 2009

You can also make something yourself like I did with a few things from Home Depot. This works great for me.

dutchess designs · March 23rd, 2009

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Originally Posted by Fun-Ts


	I have a customer who would like his logo printed on the sleeve of a short sleeve shirt. Has anyone ever done this? I’ve searched the forum and everything that came back was for long sleeve or screen printing. Any help would be appreciated.

we just did a 325 shirt job and we did 4 sleeves at one time , we used the big platten and printed in 4 places on the sides of the platten and then covered and taped cardboard where the print would be.It worked great we done all 325 sleeves in about 4 hours .

slosacco · March 24th, 2009

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Originally Posted by dutchess designs


	we just did a 325 shirt job and we did 4 sleeves at one time , we used the big platten and printed in 4 places on the sides of the platten and then covered and taped cardboard where the print would be.It worked great we done all 325 sleeves in about 4 hours .

Can you show us a photo of how you had them set-up on the DTG.... That would be great

dutchess designs · March 30th, 2009

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	Can you show us a photo of how you had them set-up on the DTG.... That would be great

I finally found the cord this is how we did it

Fun-Ts · March 30th, 2009

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Originally Posted by slosacco


	You can also make something yourself like I did with a few things from Home Depot. This works great for me.

Thanks. After your post I built one a lot cheaper than buying one.

slosacco · April 1st, 2009

No problem... I try to make whatever I can before I buy.

Thanks for the photos Jazz

Don-ColDesi · April 1st, 2009

You can also use the "pocket attachment" (Platens Golf Balls - bottom left of page) that is made by Livingston Systems and sold by SWF East. It is magnetic and will stick to any of the steel topped (blue) platen you may already have - it sells for less that $40.

Hope this helps!

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