Jasonda

Quote: Originally Posted by Mymil Well, I don't have one so I can't say for sure, but their website says the following: "Direct allover print"

The cloud hoodie was printed and then sewn. You can tell because the pattern changes at the seams. If it was printed after sewing, the pattern would continue over the seam with no breaks.

 

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T-BOT

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasonda The cloud hoodie was printed and then sewn. You can tell because the pattern changes at the seams. If it was printed after sewing, the pattern would continue over the seam with no breaks.

yep. Jasonda is right.

as for the screen printed ones, the flea markets here in the TdoT used to sell the USA DOllar bill, Diamonds, Newspaper Print --- printed-all-over shirts that were imported from India. They sold for less than $ 10 then. You could also smell the ink on them.

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Quote: Originally Posted by VariantArt We've been getting a lot of request for full zip hoodies where the zippers goes all the way to the top of the hood. Many designers are also requesting for All-Over-Print, however, this process can be quite expensive as it requires manufacturing a custom roll of fabric prior to the production of the shirt. Minimums for such is quite high as well. As an alternative, the Print-All-Over method is recommended to minimize the cost at a much lower minimum. Then again.. the price trends for such t-shirts and sweatshirts have gone up quite a bit as well.

Like this?





That is just disturbing to me haha. This brand is Anticon

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HalfEmpty

The executioner look is sure to take off.

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mylkhead

Quote: Originally Posted by HalfEmpty The executioner look is sure to take off.

Haha families everywhere going out to dinner with their executioner kids :-)

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RisingBlue7

Kinda scary...looks like it was designed for "robber's"...a hoodie for robber's

Forget the ski mask

Quote: Originally Posted by mylkhead Like this? That is just disturbing to me haha. This brand is Anticon

 

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VariantArt

Not quite the style people are asking about. Perhaps a bit more subtle in style so it may appeal to a greater consumer base.

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mylkhead

Quote: Originally Posted by VariantArt Not quite the style people are asking about. Perhaps a bit more subtle in style so it may appeal to a greater consumer base.

So basically, you could zip it the entire way up and look like you were just shoved into a body bag? Hehe

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RisingBlue7

I like this "monk" style hoodie alot!

Who sells this?

Quote: Originally Posted by VariantArt Not quite the style people are asking about. Perhaps a bit more subtle in style so it may appeal to a greater consumer base.

 

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BluePhantom

Quote: Originally Posted by RisingBlue7 I like this "monk" style hoodie alot! Who sells this?

Funny You Would Ask.
He Does.

 

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RisingBlue7

Oh! I didn't know that...I like it alot! I didn't bother to read the other posts, I was fixated on the picture

Quote: Originally Posted by BluePhantom Funny You Would Ask. He Does.

 

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zagadka

i'd rock both of those hoodies- especially the masked one. maybe then i wouldn't be fondled by bums at the bus stop...

to get a good idea for next year's colors, all you have to do is just google " color forecast fall 2008" and a million sites pop up. some use the pantone system, some don't. it's nice when they DO use pantone and you have the book, you can just look it up. maybe you like the color, but want to offer something muddier, you can do that. I just developed a color palette for the woman i am designing a line of loungey wear for. it was soooo much fun!

i think color is one of the most important aspects of a garment. i can't wait until manufacturers get off of the "if it's a female item, let's make it baby pink or baby blue!"...so played out.

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kenfuji

looks like Nachoooooo libre

 

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tqualizerman

We don't use LED Lights...but our shirts *DO* light up, so you're not far off in your assessment T-BOT. I don't want to break the rules on my second post, so check out my profile to see what I'm talking about.

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bradbane

Quote: Originally Posted by VariantArt Not quite the style people are asking about. Perhaps a bit more subtle in style so it may appeal to a greater consumer base.

I'd also love to know who makes these and where to get them.



Also, I have the means to print my own custom fabric yardage, but then from there where do you get that made into your product? What are minimums like with manufacturing?

 

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