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Can you tell me where I can purchase bamboo/cotton/spandex t-shirts?
I don't know of any that have the spandex component. But I've seen quite a few bamboo/organic cotton wholesalers like HTNaturals, DoBamboo, BambooClothes, ONNOtextiles, fairlinesportswear, continental clothing
Jerico have good shirts for sure. I went to their place and picked some up. But in my humble opinion they don't feel nor fit as nice as the bamboo/cotton/spandex mix. I showed my customers and they preferred to stick with the latter also.
Where do you purchase t's with bamboo/cotton/spandex mix?
I visited your website...very nice! I have purchased a bamboo/cotton/spandex mix t-shirt and found that it may suit my needs as a fabric for excercise/athletic wear. I am located in British Columbia, Canada (with relatives in your town) and looking for outlet for the a/n t-shirts.
Thanks. Do you know how organic shirts hold up with sublimaiton printing?
I don't think organic t-shirts will work with sublimation printing since sublimation requires "man made" materials (like polyester) for the dye sub ink to adhere to the garment.
Do u know of the best quality shirt for this type of printing that could take the place of an organic shirt? I am starting up a t-shirt brand and I really wanted to go with organic made b/c they feel good and are of good quality(from what little I know) but i have heard they don't do good with heat presses. So what is my next best option for a great wearing t-shirt, not just those that companies use to print their logos on for workers to wear...
Do u know of the best quality shirt for this type of printing that could take the place of an organic shirt? I am starting up a t-shirt brand and I really wanted to go with organic made b/c they feel good and are of good quality(from what little I know) but i have heard they don't do good with heat presses. So what is my next best option for a great wearing t-shirt, not just those that companies use to print their logos on for workers to wear...
Organic cotton shirts and bamboo shirts work fine with "heat presses" and "heat transfers", but you asked about "sublimation" which is different than just "heat transfers".
Do u know of the best quality shirt for this type of printing that could take the place of an organic shirt? I am starting up a t-shirt brand and I really wanted to go with organic made b/c they feel good and are of good quality(from what little I know) but i have heard they don't do good with heat presses. So what is my next best option for a great wearing t-shirt, not just those that companies use to print their logos on for workers to wear...
Can you please clarify exactly what you plan to use as your decorating method? Meaning, will it only be Dye Sublimation, heat transfers, heat applied vinyl, screenprinting, direct-to-garment printing, or other?
As for your question on the "best quality shirt for this type of printing that could take the place of an organic shirt", it's a bit confusing on what you're asking.
Can you be more clear on what type of t-shirt quality you seek?
T-shirt quality can be measured by many things: type of material it is and how it should feel on the skin, how well the material can be printed to or have other materials heat applied to it, how it's sewed, the fit of the shirt, does it need to have certain properties such as moisture wicking?
Re: Bamboo T-shirt Wholesaler 
