Thanks Honeyflip. I guess women are more into trend shirts than guys. We(guys) keep to basics I guess. The burnouts are expensive, probably use for my higher end designs make up for the cost in sales, hopefully!honeyflip said:I just printed some designs on the women's Alt Apparel AA393 Capped Sleeve Crew. Soft, nice quality. The material prints well, imo. My printer does a lot of band tour shirts and says that Alt Apparel does really well in that arena for women's shirts. Not men, though.
Those new Burnout tees are pretty pricey. I think they range from 8 dollars to 6.50, depending on what kind of quantity you get into.
Yep - ask the manufacturer.NARC72 said:Guess there's only one way to find out, right.
Thanks Solmu, that's a great idea. I'll contact them & ask them.Solmu said:Yep - ask the manufacturer.
They should be prepared to answer questions about their product, and since screenprinting is a common end-use for their product they should have at least some idea about how it will be affected by their alternate manufacturing and finishing processes.
You shouldn't need to waste money testing the product yourself; that's what manufacturer contact information is for.