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Re: pic: Rookie Team 4525 t-shirt design!!

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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik View Post
My OCD is worried for your screen printing company having to align those different screens with that precision. The Lost in Space robot will be particularly challenging.

What color shirt is this going on, and what order are you printing? I would guess black shirts, printing white then blue then red... But looking at the blown up picture, even that arrangement seems highly unlikely to work well.

TLDR; I'd recommend running this by a graphic designer that works often with screen printed t-shirts. He'd likely have some useful suggestions that will make it more likely you'll be happy with how the shirts come out.
Just thought I'd bring this back up. It's a valid concern that should be looked into before going to the printer.
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