No, if the trademark is registered, you can't copy it. However, you need to make sure they're trademarked, and not only cause they say they are.
So far you're starting in the right place on this forum. Do you want to Screen Print or use a transfer. You can buy cheap or low cost transfer from Michaels or AC Moore, then print them with your Ink Jet, and apply them with an iron to get started. You can also use stencils and spray paint them.
If you want to do it right, get a one or two color screen printing press, a screen or two, and either buy a conveyor oven, a heat press, use a 500 watt shop lite, or your oven to cure the ink. I suggest the conveyor oven but they're about $1500 to start.
My first screen printing equipment was a Speedball Kit I bought at Michaels. I also bought a stencil kit at Barnes and Noble. I then advanced to LogosSp.com and another guy online I think, www.KnightMFG.com you can google him, he sells single press machines, and then you buy the screens, emulsion and ink from a local screen printing supply store. I use PerformanceScreen.com they can also ship products to you.
Youtube has some great video tutorials, and also youtees.net has a low cost kit, with video instructions. Hope this helps. Once you get started, you can buy blank t-shirts wholesale from, SanMar.com, BrodekandRhodes or any other site.Hope this works for you.
So far you're starting in the right place on this forum. Do you want to Screen Print or use a transfer. You can buy cheap or low cost transfer from Michaels or AC Moore, then print them with your Ink Jet, and apply them with an iron to get started. You can also use stencils and spray paint them.
If you want to do it right, get a one or two color screen printing press, a screen or two, and either buy a conveyor oven, a heat press, use a 500 watt shop lite, or your oven to cure the ink. I suggest the conveyor oven but they're about $1500 to start.
My first screen printing equipment was a Speedball Kit I bought at Michaels. I also bought a stencil kit at Barnes and Noble. I then advanced to LogosSp.com and another guy online I think, www.KnightMFG.com you can google him, he sells single press machines, and then you buy the screens, emulsion and ink from a local screen printing supply store. I use PerformanceScreen.com they can also ship products to you.
Youtube has some great video tutorials, and also youtees.net has a low cost kit, with video instructions. Hope this helps. Once you get started, you can buy blank t-shirts wholesale from, SanMar.com, BrodekandRhodes or any other site.Hope this works for you.