dheer1um

Hi,
I am totally new to this. Is this form of printing applicable for 1 or 2 tees or is DTG more cost effective?.

 

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Solmu

Vinyl is particularly good for one or two tees (nothing to stop you doing more, but after a certain point it's generally going to be more practical to get plastisol transfers).

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badalou

Totaly agree. I will go with 12 vinyl but if the client wants more then I will get them done with plastisol. Not saving a lot of money but sure less labor.. weeding can be time consuming..

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vctradingcubao

For DTG, James (vtec44) posted his tjet "estimated cost per shirt printing" data sheet. He usually uses the maximum 2USD value on that data sheet for his pricing calculations.

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John S

Quote: Originally Posted by dheer1um ...Is this form of printing applicable for 1 or 2 tees or is DTG more cost effective?.

When you say 'printing' are you talking about a picture/photo?

Vinyl is a one color per layer kind of process. (There are some sparkle and specialty vinyls of course) Vinyl looks like solid color screen printing. (not like a photograph)

If you need pictures, then DTG is very nice. You can also dye sub or use an inkjet and transfer paper.

 

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