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sk8ter4life · November 3rd, 2009

I been on this forum for a while, I thought I share my experience with printfection.com. I prepped my design in Adobe Illustrator and uploaded it last week. My shirt arrived yesterday.
I was testing out some camo colored designs to see how it would turn out.
I didn't know what the quality was really like.
As many has mentioned its a DTG print.
It does look like its been washed.
I think it's decent for short runs. I wanted the colors to be more vibrant and not as washy-look. Maybe a grungy design would suit the style of ink it produces. The rear design placement was a bit low when I wore it. The registration was slightly off in the front (you have to look closely, but I didn't snap pictures of that. These pics were from a 3.2 sony camera phone (so there not 100% crisp) Maybe I can post some better ones later.
I added the $2 coupon (which is sorta BS, cuz I end up paying $9.99 shipped, which isn't too bad, I was expecting to pay $2 lol.
A good shirt design someone should make are actual pictures of people or more anything with more detail.

BassTard · July 23rd, 2010

It looks good to me. T-shirts are like tattoos I think: They always look their best when they are new.

chobay · July 23rd, 2010

This looks pretty good to me too. At least they are doing double passes. (Unlike the other huge POD out there..)

driven designs · July 23rd, 2010

Looks fine to me too

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WholesalePrint · September 2nd, 2010

I see know issues. What was you expecteing to cpmpare it too hopefully not screenprinting

T3Design · April 12th, 2011

Those do not look bad at all IMO. I think maybe you expected too much. If you are able to get a better result using another method please share because I would love to know how you could get it to look better than that.

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