That's probably from heat pressing, right? The color of the tee changes (darkens) when you heat press?
If so, that should go away with time -- once the fabric gets to room temperature. If the border remains, it's a pretreatment issue. You may want to try various amounts of pretreat (with wash tests), or different ways of curing the pretreat (different pressure, hovering, etc). Some people also mix other chemicals into the pretreat (even just distilled water) to try to reduce leftover pretreatment on the shirt.
Usually, that can go away with a wash. Some print shops warn customers that "pretreatment marks may remain until the shirt is washed in cold water."
If so, that should go away with time -- once the fabric gets to room temperature. If the border remains, it's a pretreatment issue. You may want to try various amounts of pretreat (with wash tests), or different ways of curing the pretreat (different pressure, hovering, etc). Some people also mix other chemicals into the pretreat (even just distilled water) to try to reduce leftover pretreatment on the shirt.
Usually, that can go away with a wash. Some print shops warn customers that "pretreatment marks may remain until the shirt is washed in cold water."