[59graphix]

I have been getting a lot of people looking to get their shirts printed lately. All 1 or 2 of them!!
What do you guys do with these customers? I hate to turn away business.
What would you use to print something like this?
We don't have a dtg printer so that is out of the question. Could I use an inkjet to do a transfer?
Any help would be great!

 

[treefox2118]

1. Inkjet transfer on light cotton
2. Inkjet transfer for dark garments with a cutting machine to "die cut" the design out properly
3. Contract out to a DTG printer

#3 is your best bet but probably worst profit. But you can build a DTG outsource client group and once you're doing enough business, buy a DTG printer.

 

[retro alley]

We provide printing for single items by using vinyl printing.

 

[royster13]

I do 1 offs and small runs in CAD Cut Vinyl......I do not offer inkjet transfers because I do not like them....IMO the quality is not there....But opinions vary widely on this subject......I do not offer DTG on shorts runs because whine about how much it costs and I have better things to do with my time...

 

[Smalzstein]

Vinyl or solvent printed vinyl is ok, but I would stay away from inkjet transfers. DTG is most optimal but will require a significatn investement.