Getting t-shirts made? Anyone know anyone?

Chandler Mike · October 15th, 2003, 02:23 PM

I need two t-shirts made for me by Friday night, anyone have any ideas on who might be able to do something like that for me?

Thanks,

Mike

CardAvenger · October 15th, 2003, 02:38 PM

I'd just take a picture, drawing, or print-out of whatever it is that you want printed on a t-shirt, and go to Kinko's. They can press it on a shirt for you. For the t-shirt and the pressing, it cost's around $15 (I think). I assume it is only a shirt you'll wear a time or two, so you'll be fine. They start to fade after you wash them a bunch of times, and keep them out of the dryer if possible.

Good luck.

Chandler Mike · October 15th, 2003, 02:41 PM

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Originally posted by CardAvenger
I'd just take a picture, drawing, or print-out of whatever it is that you want printed on a t-shirt, and go to Kinko's. They can press it on a shirt for you. For the t-shirt and the pressing, it cost's around $15 (I think). I assume it is only a shirt you'll wear a time or two, so you'll be fine. They start to fade after you wash them a bunch of times, and keep them out of the dryer if possible.

Good luck.

Funny, I was just talking to Kinko's and will probably go there.

Does the press on come off? I guess I mean, does it peel off eventually? Or does it just fade away?

Mike

CardAvenger · October 15th, 2003, 02:56 PM

It won't peel off, and it will never fade away completely. I still have two of the early Cardinal Avenger shirts that I had made there several years ago. They come out suprisingly good for press-on's. Like I said, if you keep them out of the dryer, and wash them in cold, they "should" last you a while.

Chandler Mike · October 15th, 2003, 03:12 PM

Awesome, thanks for the help. I think I'm going to use Kinko's.

Mike