T Shirt printing Sublimation

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chris_hosk
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H, i have been asked to price up some mugs but also some T's now tbh i dont want to do T's but this is a band who buy alot from me so want to stop them going elsewhere, i am just wondering if Sublimation T's are any good in terms of quality as iv never done them before but will be buying a flat press soon as we want to do phone cases & jigsaws etc

any advise would be great :)

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chris_hosk;61840 wrote:H, i have been asked to price up some mugs but also some T's now tbh i dont want to do T's but this is a band who buy alot from me so want to stop them going elsewhere, i am just wondering if Sublimation T's are any good in terms of quality as iv never done them before but will be buying a flat press soon as we want to do phone cases & jigsaws etc

any advise would be great :)

Thanks
Chris
You're going to be restricted to white mainly. Do the band want white? I suspect they'll probably want black with printing on so you'll be looking at different routes to printing. DTG offers the very best and StitchUp on here will be able to price and produce for you and then you can earn a small margin in between.
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best sub it out to someone else, and put your own mark-up on it. This way you can buy from someone with good kit who knows what they're doing, and the band get to continue buying everything from you.
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pisquee;61858 wrote:best sub it out to someone else, and put your own mark-up on it. This way you can buy from someone with good kit who knows what they're doing, and the band get to continue buying everything from you.
yep we do this for quite a few people, it saves the headaches, and its good business sense
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how much do you charge? and are they vinyl, sub screen print etc?
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Chris...if you're still looking and vinyl full colour transfer will do it for you drop me a pm here. I have a Roland Versacamm so I can print full colour. I use Grafityp full flex vinyl in either matt or satin finish.
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