[bill0960]

I am in need of reproducing several full color paintings onto t-shirts light and dark. I use a few transfer places, but for full color their transfers start to feel plastic and some require a full white underlay that needs to extend past the image itself so it looks like a transfer. I DTG myself, but the customer doesn't want the feeling of DTG. They want more like a screen printed feeling, but we do not have enough time to screen print all the designs.
Every vendor I have used in the past for some reason have full color supposedly screen printed transfers that look and feel like a digital print onto a thick material. Any suggestion would be appreciated.

 

[riveraix]

I too am in need of the same solution and have similar problems. Were you ever able to find a solution to finish the job? Thanks in advance.

 

[skdave]

Consider dye sub on light color shirts. NO HAND.

 

[BikerBull]

What about getting them getting printed through someone like wildside.com, apparently they use the same inks as screen print.I may be wrong, I stand to be corrected
I was wondering if anyone knows of more companies like wildside you can buy their deigns already on paper ready to be pressed, I am not much of a designer

 

[TABOB]

Halftones will do it.
You do need white to print on dark garments, but it doen't have to be solid white.