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ingy · May 13th, 2008

Hi,

I'm new to this board, and I've been browsing for some time now. From the very beginning, it shocked me that the main fulfillment services had such a serious restriction when it comes to colors.

I.E: Spreadshirt limits the coloring to 3 colors for vectorized images, or you can use pixel based images, but you only can print over white t-shirts.

Some of them also leave the white parts as transparent, which also screws with certain designs.

My project is a little more complicated than that, I use 5-10 colors per design. However,I won't be able to print them through those companies due to their restrictions.

How do you people overcome this problem?
If I use 3 colors, I should forget any comic-style t-shirt...

Thanks in advance!!

Ing.

May 13th, 2008	- #1 (permalink)
ingy Forum Member T-Shirt Apprentice Member Since: May 2008 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Color restrictions Hi, I'm new to this board, and I've been browsing for some time now. From the very beginning, it shocked me that the main fulfillment services had such a serious restriction when it comes to colors. I.E: Spreadshirt limits the coloring to 3 colors for vectorized images, or you can use pixel based images, but you only can print over white t-shirts. Some of them also leave the white parts as transparent, which also screws with certain designs. My project is a little more complicated than that, I use 5-10 colors per design. However,I won't be able to print them through those companies due to their restrictions. How do you people overcome this problem? If I use 3 colors, I should forget any comic-style t-shirt... Thanks in advance!! Ing.
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