Re: Is a little color run expected? That could be trouble....shirt dye bleeding into the prints color. Or worse, bleeding onto a customers skin. You might be able to heat set the shirts dye by running them through a dryer, but that seems to be too much work...unless the cost of the shirts are that good.
I would just use a clothing line you know and can trust. The low cost is not worth the hassles that can and will arise.
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