Hey ya'll how are you all doing. Im really looking into the heat transfer machines. The reason why is because there easy to use and I dont need all these inks and stuff... get my floor dirty lol jks. Anyways I made some graphics in Adobe Photoshop as well as Adobe Illustrator (Obviously color) and I wanted to know if I used the heat transfer machine will the quality look good and when it comes time to get them washed in the washing machine, will the image still be on the t-shirt or will it start to come off. If they wont come off, then BAM! Im getting it for sure. I wont be doing those lettering stuff but all sorts of cartoon images will be on there. Fancy designs is what I want to put on the t-shirts.
Check these images out....
(One great example!)
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/adam-.jpg
- http://img.2dehands.be/f/normal/10389482.jpg
- http://www.bryantpomajambo.4t.com/images/1.jpg
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/hdhd-chicken_fight.jpg
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/blockkid.jpg
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/hdhd-bw.jpg
- http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/752493/1/istockphoto_752493_funky_retro_dj.jpg
Check these images out....
(One great example!)
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/adam-.jpg
- http://img.2dehands.be/f/normal/10389482.jpg
- http://www.bryantpomajambo.4t.com/images/1.jpg
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/hdhd-chicken_fight.jpg
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/blockkid.jpg
- http://www.hardheadedclothing.4t.com/images/hdhd-bw.jpg
- http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/752493/1/istockphoto_752493_funky_retro_dj.jpg