macsalvi

I'd like to know what kind of software has been used for designing this HQ transfers?
Do they use Heat Transfers?
Which transfers? Plastisol? Vinyl? Sublimation? Laser? ?

 

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Rodney

Are you sure they are transfers? Since they are just "mock ups" and not actual photographs of t-shirts, it's impossible to say what printing method would be used.

Most likely it's just regular screen printing directly on the garment.

It's not vinyl (because it has gradients) and it's not sublimation (because it's on a dark colored shirt) and it's not probably not laser.

As for the software used to create the design, it was probably a professional artist that could use any software to create a high quality design. Any of the software recommendations posted here would work:
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/tags/best-software/

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macsalvi

The designs are from 7.62 Design: The World's Finest Line of Thematic Military T's! it seems they have a very good team. I own a t-shirt from him and the final result is very close to the pictures, just brilliant colours, plastic touch and feeling, like plastisol.

 

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Quote: Originally Posted by macsalvi The designs are from 7.62 Design: The World's Finest Line of Thematic Military T's! it seems they have a very good team. I own a t-shirt from him and the final result is very close to the pictures, just brilliant colours, plastic touch and feeling, like plastisol.

Like I said, it could be just a regular screen printed t-shirt and not a transfer at all.

Screen printing is done with plastisol, so that could be why the shirt has that feel.

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