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Great show brotherhood here from everyone! Awesome logo by the way.
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Nice bro! looks good but I think I need something a bit more simple since its for some custom shorts.
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For heat transfer it can be applied exactly how it looks just so you know no need for vector just has to be the size its gonna be printed at.
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Meaning that your original pic could be heat transferred.
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I tried it but clinch gear didn't accept it. They told me Originally Posted by DavidHamp
It had to be vector/high res for the screen printing.
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buy the gear yourself and take it to a tshirt shop and have it done there...hard to see detail but these are our shirts with the logo i made with no problems having lots of detail. Just depends what you if you like your original logo you can get it without being a vector.
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Originally Posted by DavidHamp
Originally Posted by DavidHamp
what exactly would someone need to accomplish this if you don't mind me asking?
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I design up all my stuff in photoshop to size thing is with vectors there important cause they can be blown up as big as needed without distortion. Well a rasterzied image can only be shrunk down so i make all my images very large like 20"x30" then usually i just save it as an eps from photoshop so that whoever can print them even though its not a true vector. But the guy i work for that does t shirts sent in the image to some online company and then got sent back a premade image ready to be heat transferred on. I'm pretty sure its high grade heat transfer vinyl. I will find out for sure for you though.
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Ummmm that was kinda long and not to point lol to do it basically you would need an image made to size and a heat press and the printed vinyl to transfer onto the shirt pretty much any sign shop or tshirt shop should be able to do this.
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