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it is a little confusing so I would say go with the largest size possible, 600. If true vector eps it will come in as a vector image that is not resolution Dependant. If it is a raster image the 600dpi should suffice your textile needs.
Someone mention GoMedia and indeed these guy are sweet with the art. Also try and stockhouse called You Work For Them. High quality urban style vectors and Very reasonable prices for their sets; and if you still want it one the cheap (meaning free) side go to the Blue Vertigo site, then move to the "Vector Clip-Art" section.
Someone mention GoMedia and indeed these guy are sweet with the art. Also try and stockhouse called You Work For Them. High quality urban style vectors and Very reasonable prices for their sets; and if you still want it one the cheap (meaning free) side go to the Blue Vertigo site, then move to the "Vector Clip-Art" section.
It's worth noting that the youworkforthem site doesn't allow their images to be used on t-shirts.
i am a screen printer and i also do embroidery. i use a company called copyartwork.com They have any artwork that i send them back to me the following day and sometimes the same day i give it to em. i would highly recomend them.
Re: Vector Art Images 
I somehow forgot about that. Still kind of sucks though.
I somehow forgot about that. Still kind of sucks though.
