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beaven1367 · April 5th, 2007

where can i buy transfers at wholesale prices or what websites are out there

Rodney · April 5th, 2007

What type of transfers are you looking for specifically?

beaven1367 · April 5th, 2007

any kinds the ones u heta nd peel off

beaven1367 · April 5th, 2007

the ones that i heat my self and press and peel not the ones that are already on shirts

Rodney · April 5th, 2007

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	the ones that i heat my self and press and peel not the ones that are already on shirts

I meant: the ones that you send them the design and they print the transfers or the ones that already have preprinted designs on them?

I also meant: inkjet transfers or screen printed transfers

beaven1367 · April 5th, 2007

the ones that already have the desing where i lay my blkank shirt down the put the design on it and press it

Rodney · April 5th, 2007

Try proworldinc.com, dowlinggraphics.com, airwavesinc.com, and x-it

beaven1367 · April 5th, 2007

i have proworld any others u might have and also i need to get blank shirts wholesale

Rodney · April 5th, 2007

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	also i need to get blank shirts wholesale

Lots of posts with vendor sources for wholesale blank t-shirts here.

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	i have proworld any others u might have

Did you try the other websites?

Proworld actually carries most of the other major manufacturers of transfers.

imeccentric · May 21st, 2007

Has anyone had any trouble with proworld? I politely asked for samples and was informed I could place the minimum order, but they "don't do samples". As an existing business owner, I know samples can get expensive , but I consider it a part of doing business. Am I wrong???

Jim
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Darla · May 24th, 2007

I started heat pressing a couple months ago and use proworld and also create my own. I have never had a problem with proworld and i just usually get 2-3 of a design and there customer service is top notch. I had a issue today and the gal basically walked me through everything and we got it fixed. Is there a reason why u want "samples"? on there site u can click application instructions on the design and also find out if it works with lights, lights/darks, or darks only. Hope this helps a little
darla
pm me if u have questions about them be glad to help

snarley · May 24th, 2007

Hi Jim,

I've used ProWorld on and off for the last 5 years and never had a problem with them. They are friendly and will answer any questions you have. They will send you a catalog if you request it. Good Luck on finding the transfers you need.

Bill M

imeccentric · May 25th, 2007

Thanks for the posts guys. I used to be a sales/tech rep for the furniture finishing industry, so I guess my expectations are a lot higher than most. Also, since I've had two other businesses for several years, I've come to expect samples to see if I like it or not. Two other companies (Thompson Graphics and Transfer Express) did rush me out samples and catalogs the same day I asked, so I am impressed with their service. Perception depends on expectations

Jim

Rodney · May 25th, 2007

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	've come to expect samples to see if I like it or not. Two other companies (Thompson Graphics and Transfer Express) did rush me out samples and catalogs the same day I asked

I think it depends on the business model. The other two companies you listed do "custom" transfers, so I can see why they would send you some transfers to see if you like their printing process.

ProWorldInc sells PRE-printed transfers of existing designs, so if you like the design, then you'll like the transfer. It's not the same as doing custom transfers with your design or your customers design. It is what it is

Darla · May 25th, 2007

who would be good for custom designs?

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