T-Shirt helps for teams

[kevin.li.rit]

That is a pretty good price, and it applies to all teams?
Now we just need some skill at designing t-shirts that look better in full color.

[Jeremy_Mc]

Originally Posted by Coffeeism

That is a pretty good price, and it applies to all teams?
Now we just need some skill at designing t-shirts that look better in full color.

If you (or anyone else) needs help with designing some shirts in vector (what most t-shirt places want) then I'd be glad to help out. Just PM me.

[Wetzel]

We've always gotten our shirts from a local shop that does alot of work at the school.

We've gotten colored shirts with 3 colors on the front, 1 on the sleve and 1 on the back for $7ish each.

Alot of local places do discounts for schools, or perhaps you've found another sponser.

Wetzel

[Alaina]

Imprint size 8" by 14" ... I like those measurements. =P

[ka7wmi]

Originally Posted by Coffeeism

That is a pretty good price, and it applies to all teams?
Now we just need some skill at designing t-shirts that look better in full color.

Use your art classes and throw in a banana split reward for the best designs. There is always someone willing to help with the designs. put out a "call for help" and see what happens. C

[Kevin Sevcik]

I can't help but make one quick comment. It looks to me like these are full color transfers. Which is nifty cause you can have a bazillion different colors and nice gradients and stuff. The only problem is that despite all the excellent washability and stuff, transfers tend to fade. We used them on a shirt once, and you wouldn't believe the different between a new shirt and a shirt that had been washed about 20 times. So take that into account if you go with this.

[deltacoder1020]

yes, transfers offer better range of color, but screenprinting turns out best in the long run - it all depends on what you're going for.

[Alaina]

www.customink.com

The Ultimate Frisbee team at my school used this for their team shirt. It works pretty well, and you just order the shirts offline...
We're not using this but it seems pretty easy for those who don't have local printing shop thingies...
It also has sweatshirts, hats, bags, coffee mugs...etc.