Ken Styles

Can it be done? Has anyone tried it?

I usually do black shirts for this website that I am on..and now the Mod wants the same designs on a light blue shirt.

Should I get the transfer paper for white shirts?


Also...which one do I use for a red shirt?

Thanks.

Ken

 

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Rodney

I think red would be considered a "dark" t-shirt.

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JoshEllsworth

Anything white or pastel in color, a light paper should be used. Red, Royal, Green etc are considered dark colors. You can use opaque paper on light colors, but it will leave a heavier feel on the garment and is traditionally more expensive per sheet. Also with light paper a clear film will exists anywhere that is not trimmed, with opaque paper this area will be white.

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