Re: Going Crazy
How are the garments being printed? Automatic or manual. This could be part of the inconsistent prints.
From my understanding essentially the printer is printing the glitter and then the garments are sent to an embroiderer where the applique is sewn over the print? If correct than
#1 How is the art set up?
Is the print just an outline or a complete filled circle for the applique to lay over?
Might need to print a 2 color for placement purposes in order to get the applique placement correct.
#2
How is the applique being applied?
Manually or with industrial multi head embroidery machines?
As far as every item being 100% dead on is not going to happen with the amouth of applicatios being made. Just look at any t-shirt line out there in the Malls. A stack of the same printed shirts after careful examination you will notice all sorts of issues. Placemt variances, pin holes galore & muddy prints. This happens even with the big guys. This is not an excuse just a reminder that the product even with minor issues might still be considered perfect to the end user who does not know exactly what they should look like.
How are the garments being printed? Automatic or manual. This could be part of the inconsistent prints.
From my understanding essentially the printer is printing the glitter and then the garments are sent to an embroiderer where the applique is sewn over the print? If correct than
#1 How is the art set up?
Is the print just an outline or a complete filled circle for the applique to lay over?
Might need to print a 2 color for placement purposes in order to get the applique placement correct.
#2
How is the applique being applied?
Manually or with industrial multi head embroidery machines?
As far as every item being 100% dead on is not going to happen with the amouth of applicatios being made. Just look at any t-shirt line out there in the Malls. A stack of the same printed shirts after careful examination you will notice all sorts of issues. Placemt variances, pin holes galore & muddy prints. This happens even with the big guys. This is not an excuse just a reminder that the product even with minor issues might still be considered perfect to the end user who does not know exactly what they should look like.