Well the one shirt needs two images...you would use 2 separate processes??? Wouldn't that look odd?
I'm not sure where you're referencing 2 separate processes?
We got them done at a store in the mall
Most likely it was an inkjet transfer, but it's hard to say for sure.
Since DTG requires no minimum order, it may be working getting one sample made of from people that do that type of printing to see if the quality of their specific printing will meet your needs.
Just as not all screen printers create the same quality of work, not all DTG or digital printers will create the same quality of work.
We are doing Alternative Apparel shirts - the nicest we could find since we are selling to boutiques (we hope). Not just one logo in the middle of the chest, you know?
Yes, Alternative Apparel carries some nice t-shirts.
just keep hearing Screen Printing is the best way to do a professional shirt.
Yes, screen printing is usually the "retail" standard for the t-shirts you see in stores. But other printing methods can sometimes compare.
I have selected one Orlando printer to begin working on our tshirt designs. The problem is that they can only handle a small design on the front of the shirt.
The image at the top of the shirt is going to be 10x6 (approximately) and the bottom is 8x8 (appx).
Most printers can do a 10x6 image and an 8x8 image. What did your printer say exactly when you asked about your print job? Maybe it was a simple miscommunication.
You can also call around to other screen printers in your area by looking through the phone book and asking them about their capabilities.