| | | You get the design made for you. A friend of mine works in a screen-printing place, and they have stuff called 'flocking' that they can cut letters and shapes out of. It's good quality, she's made up a couple of shirts for me using it, and has the advantage that you're not paying them to make up a screen for the printing thereof. (I can give your their number, but I'm sure you don't need to go all the way to Colorado for a screen-printing place...)
Failing that, you can now get iron-on transfers that work with black T-shirts. Print out the text in a thin outline font, trim to shape and iron on. Presto, edgy slogan in white letters on black T-Shirt. But the problem with iron-on transfers is that they don't last long...at least mine don't. |
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