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Bamboo and Soy fabric: how is the printing result



 
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Old November 16th, 2008 Nov 16, 2008 3:46:24 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default Bamboo and Soy fabric: how is the printing result

Hello All,

Can anyone tell me what the results are like for silk screen and heat transfer printing on bamboo or soy fiber?

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Default Re: Bamboo and Soy fabric: how is the printing result

Well I am not sure about tranfers or screen printing, but I do dtg on bamboo and love it. I think bamboo is one of my favorite shirts to print on. But it does tend to stretch a little more then regular cotton and I think that is due to the fabric being so much softer.
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I have screen printed & used heat transfers on bamboo/cotton shirts with great results. The heat transfers I use have extra glue added to accommodate the extra stretch of bamboo.
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