I would assume that at least one of you out there have made t shirts before. Maybe to promote a film. I was just wonderinf if you have, do you any of you know about t shirt transfers and the different ones you can get. Because I have some but they are really thick I want the thin ones that look like silscreen t shirts. If any of you know about this please reply. Sorry for being off the subject.
Well if youre trying to promote a film Im guessing youre gonna be making many many shirts. If thats the situation I would suggest silk screening instead of doing iron ons. I don't know what your experience with those t-shirt transfers is but I havent had very good results with them. I mean theyre quick and easy and dont involve the set up process that screening does and you can also be more elaborate with your use of color but they don't last very long before they start peeling off the shirt and cracking and just generally falling apart.
If your making more than maybe 20 shirts (thats just a guess, im not sure exactly what the comparative prices are) screening is much more cost effective as well. Plus if you keep your screen you can make a new shirt anytime you want. You can also use that same screen for posters, cloth banners, or any number of other purposes. PLus screening is just a lot of fun.