esdad697

Does anyone know what printing process was used to make this shirt:
HillaryStore.com: Navy Campaign T-Shirt


Thanks,
Andy

 

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Catbox

evil was used to make that shirt...lol

 

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studog79

They were probably screen printed or a transfer that was screen printed. And EVIL is just putting it nicely.

 

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charles95405

agree with stuart...probably screen printed...by a large volume printer. It seems unliked the Hillary campaign would use plastisol and press themselves..

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esdad697

The graphic feels like a thin iron on. Is that a transfer screen print? For a quantity like a 50 or 100, about how much more expensive are transfer screen prints than regular screening?

The design is pretty lame. McCain's are too. Obama's are a bit better.

 

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BaySickClothing

probably screen print for something like that. but if it feels like an iron on, its probably transfer.

 

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ITESDI

It's look like Screen Printing with a superwhite soft base or print 2 times the white with flash between prints

 

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Irpud

Quote: Originally Posted by esdad697 The design is pretty lame. McCain's are too. Obama's are a bit better.

I haven't seen Obama's yet, do you have a link?

 

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esdad697

I think this is Obama's signature shirt, but he has many others:
Barack Obama for President Logo T-Shirt (TS15728)

Here is McCain's shirt: https://secure.donationreport.com/productlist.htm

McCain's shirt has just his name with a graphic above it. I can't tell if the graphic says anything.

Obama's shirt has the O logo and a nice font. His is the only design that looks like someone tried to be creative. I'm not saying I'd wear it skiing, but it is better then the others.

 

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