I'm using JPSS transfer paper . . the shirts are gildens G8000
I'll being doing another set this evening . . if I remember to take my camera to the shop
I'll take a picture . . .
Would say Vinyl or Iron all for darks, what with it been green its a dark colour even if its a bright green and if you try useing any other paper other than for darks then you wont get the clarity and colours will be all messed up.
Vinyl is realy good, i use that on darks also and never had any issues.
What makes this shirt "safety" green? Does that mean the shirt is vibrant or do you need reflective print applied to it?
For safety shirts, I would apply reflective vinyl. This can be the standard bands on arms, X across the back or lettering.
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