mrdisp

Forgive me in advanced for my newbie question but I can't seem to find the information I am looking for on this subject and their are so many threads that are close but not quite exactly what I am curious about.

Do folks actually sell inkjet tees? It sounds like they don't last very well. Not a good thing for someone going into the tee-shirt business trying to establish a name. What are the use cases for inkjet tees - hobbyist?, promotional?, flea market type stuff?, prototyping subsequent plastisol transfer shirts?, etc.

Please advise and thanks.

 

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mrdavid

yes I do sell inkjet tees and do very good at it I have sold to lot of Business and get new jobs all the time you need to use best paper out there and let them know what you are doing and using lot of them love the custum shirts and I can keep the price down on them to

 

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TwistedOne

I buy all my inkjet tees and paper from Transfer paper | heat press | iron-on, these guys are great and cheap. They also do have everything you need to get into the the color dogtags, give them a call ask for Alex they will help you you out.

 

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mrdavid

use jet pro soft stretch it has been tested and I as will as others have washed are shirts in bleach,hot water and put on high heat in the dryer and have no fading and will not crack and you can use most inks even others have used other inks be side pigment inks I would use pigment becouse I use other paper to

 

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mrdavid

plastisol transfer are very nice to they are screen printed on paper then when you put them on shirts you can get them premade or have them made for you it is the same as screen printing and the hand is nice lot of people use this for dark color shirts

 

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