Allison.
I read your post with great interest. Basically, here is what I think.
First, I dunno the die cutting part you mentioned.
So, as a first choice, I would use a DTG method and remove the black square outside the white circle. This is because the black square won't look good on a black shirt.
As a second choice I would use a high end screen printing machine to knock this out. With the right ink, you can get two years out of the wear and tear on the ink and offer a good Warranty on the shirt. This is much cheaper by the shirt and you can make a decent buck off the deal on each go around. Kinda looks to me like you'd have $9 - $10 per shirt in it (including margin) if you went this route. (we embroider EVERY shirt, so I factored that in).
I sincerely hope that helps you out !
Steve
I read your post with great interest. Basically, here is what I think.
First, I dunno the die cutting part you mentioned.
So, as a first choice, I would use a DTG method and remove the black square outside the white circle. This is because the black square won't look good on a black shirt.
As a second choice I would use a high end screen printing machine to knock this out. With the right ink, you can get two years out of the wear and tear on the ink and offer a good Warranty on the shirt. This is much cheaper by the shirt and you can make a decent buck off the deal on each go around. Kinda looks to me like you'd have $9 - $10 per shirt in it (including margin) if you went this route. (we embroider EVERY shirt, so I factored that in).
I sincerely hope that helps you out !
Steve