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Forum: Embroidery and Digitizing - Discuss embroidery, digitizing, and related topics, including business, equipment, and techniques.
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For such a simple thing as a t-shirt, there sure is a lot of fancy stuff to describe blank t-shirts out there. Is there any thing special I have to look for when purchasing t-shirts for custom embroidery or are all t-shirts suitable for embroidery? Thanx.
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t-shirts are really not ment to be embroidered, but if you must
i use 29m's(jersey)50/50 or g2000(gildan) 100% just preferences.
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Thanks! I'll keep those style numbers in mind.
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What do you mean by this? I embroider on tshirts all time and have not had much problem. Of course, some tshirts are better than others
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Welcome Rodney
Candygirl, I think what ScottyStitches meant was that t-shirts or lightweight garments are not suited for full front designs. For example, try embroidering 10x10 design with 80% coverage on a lightweight t-shirt. It can be done, however it is more practical to screen print the design instead. Rodney, I mainly look for heavyweight and preshrunk t-shirts. Last edited by Marc : February 15th, 2006 at 04:44 AM. |
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Hey Marc why preshrunk? Yeah I noticed heavyweight is best.
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the shirt will shrink but the emb wont.
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