if you already have the transfers all you need is a heat press. otherwise find a local screenprinter, I know we would more more than happy to help you out with something like that.
If you're doing that many per run, why not just contact a local (or online) screen printer to do the t-shirts for you? They would probably cost a lot less and have better quality.We would be processing low-volume orders, say 100 to 400 pieces per run. These orders would include a basic t-shirt (Jerseyz, Haines, etc) with a image heat pressed on front and back. We'd provide the images.
If you're doing that many per run, why not just contact a local (or online) screen printer to do the t-shirts for you? They would probably cost a lot less and have better quality.
You can find all kinds of screen printers who can do the job at PrinterListings - custom t-shirt printers reviewed at PrinterListings.com
Where are you located? We might be able to give you specific recommendations for someone nearer to you to save on shipping times.
Contact Stuart at Vacord screen printing there in Philadelphia. He's a member of the forums here and he does good work: Vacord Screen Printing & Custom Vinyl - Screen Printing - custom t-shirt printers reviewed at PrinterListings.comHi Rodney,
Thanks for the info. We're located in Philadelphia. Any suggestions would be much appreciated, and thanks for the link!
John