Logo needed for t-shirt, possibly screen print?

[Coops]

Hey,

A customer has asked for a quote for some work t-shirts. I can only do vinyl and the logo is not suitable for this. My customer did mention that his previous shirts were screen printed. I have been looking into this and thought plastisol transfers might be good for this? Its going to be a single breast logo and maybe a large logo across the back but this is yet to be agreed. The logo is single colour and I would describe it as a royal crown with 2 lions.
If anyone can help me or point me in the right direction on who can then that would be grateful. If costs can be kept down to a minimum then that would be great too. I'm hoping this will lead to further business.
Thanks
Lee

[Quinsfan]

Lee
If it is a single colour why can't it be done in vinyl? Any chance of seeing the logo as that may help others point you in the right direction.


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[Justin]

Agreed, would be good to see the logo. There is another option, you could get screen transfers made and apply with your heat press as and when needed, this works brilliantly.

[Coops]

I think the design is too intricate to be cut out of vinyl (thin lines and swirls). I like the idea of screen transfers as I can press these myself. I will try and attach a sample logo. Thanks or your help so far.[ATTACH=CONFIG]4802[/ATTACH]

[Justin]

Eek, yes, weeding would drive you mad! lol.

How many do you have to print?

[Coops]

I hate weeding too!!

Im not too sure at the moment. The customer said they wanted 20 to begin with however they want to see a sample first to check for quality. So I can understand the initial one off might be expensive.

[Paul]

is it for white t-shirts? I would be able to help.

[calvinabc]

why dont you have it embroidered?

[Coops]

@paul: my customer is not too fussed with regards to colour of the t-shirt. I was thinking of sublimation however I really am not impressed with the polyester t-shirts that are available, they are paper thin compared to cotton t-shirts.

@calvinabc: I did consider embroidery however it's going to be costly. If there was a larger quantity being ordered then I would consider it.

[Coops]

Just thinking about this, I suppose I could give him the option for embroidery, it will be better quality and more durable I suppose. What would be an approximate cost for this? I know the image is not too clear and I've not given you the exact size for breast logo but just a rough figure would be great. Thanks