T-Shirt designs?

[Veolus]

:hi:

Well, i'm planning on getting a t-shirt designed and printed and i was just wondering if you guys would know of any t-shirt designing website that can ship to Australia?

Here is what i plan to put on the front of the t-shirt:

I'd love to wear that :D I would wear that when i go in public to get my site noticed

Also, thanks in advance for any advice you give me

 

[cyberoptik]

Most smaller companies only allow a couple colors, so shading wouldn't work out... unless you go a large company because the design would have to be printed out instead of silk screened on... (so you'd have to fork out a good amt). I'm actually have tshirts made for my hosting company now, but only w/ 1 color of ink.

Also, the "Z" won't really let know people about your site .

 

[Veolus]

Thanks for your help

Well, maybe we could put the link to the website under the Z :lol:

 

[briman1970]

Zazzle.com can produce low-run t-shirts for you. They can do full color as well as they use a transfer system, not screenprinting. Check 'em out. Zazzle.com

 

[Veolus]

Thanks for the link, I'll surely check them out

 

[worldstar]

Try to print the whole web add on you T-shirt! :D

 

[buddybuddha]

Of course, being a t-shirt designer myself, I would suggest you not use the transfers. They tend to be lower quality. Screen printing is definitely the way to go. You could use halftones to do the gradients.

 

[Badger]

go chat with equity78, hes in to that biz....

 

[briman1970]

Transfers/sublimation technology has greatly improved in the past 3 or so years. Transfers are nothing like they have been in the past. I am basing my t-shirt business on transfers over screenprinting because I am so impressed with the new products on the market. I have been designing tees for 12 years and I've never recommended transfers until this year.

You could always buy one shirt from Zazzle, wash the hell out of it and then decide if their process is right for you.

Bri