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Hello, I'm planning to get my first batch of T-shirts screenprinted. I will do the minimum (which I see is usually 48 shirts for most screenprinters)

I will be providing the blank shirts myself.

What I want done is:
Red shirts, sizes M, L and XL

Black Shirts, sizes M, L and XL.

The same exact artwork will be printed on all shirts, I am just wondering can I give them 8 red M, 8 Red L, 8 Red XL, 8 Black M, 8 Black L, and 8 XL for the 48 shirts? Or will they make me do each seperately?

The reason I want to do this, is because if I have a wider variety of shirts, I can recoup my initial investment far quicker.

 

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kriscad

As long as the design doesn't change - it should not be a problem.

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Matto

I would do it no problem as long as the design for all shirts is the same. Colors and all.

 

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studog79

It depends on what color of ink you are using? If you are doing something like black on red and red on black then no. If you are not doing white then you'd need an underlay on the black shirts. Some people not knowing what they are doing wouldn't use an underlay on black but then it will look like crap.

 

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jlcanterbury

If you are planning on ordering 8 ea. of each size... why not order 12 ea. of each size and get a price break for quantity?

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