left chest image size on a tank top

[Shanarchy]

What is everyone (generally) doing for a left chest image size when printing on mens tank tops? I'm more concerned with the width.
 
Tanks a lot guys!

[3Deep]

That's really a hard one cause the print even if in the same place on every tank will fall different on each person, but I try and put the logo as high as I can just a little right of the shirt.  If the tanks are my size I'll take an extra one and try it on for placement of the logo as well.

[Frog]

Most of my "pocket" prints are around 3.5" in general, so I may knock it down to 3.25" if I was concerned with getting too close to the edge on a tank.
I guess the cut of the tank could affect this, as some have more real estate than others.

[mimosatexas]

I think I have explained and convinced every client who wanted that to move it to the center to be perfectly honest. It's such an awkward placement no matter what you do...

[LoneWolf2]

3.25-3.5" is what I normally go with

[Sbrem]

We always consider the image shape; a line or two of text can easily be 4" wide without looking huge, but a circle or a square tend to look larger than they are (to me anyway) so we scale it back to 3" - 3.5"... and print high, you don't want it on nipples if you can avoid it...

Steve

[mooseman]

When In doubt we just print the image on paper in three sizes..the size we think it should be one larger by 1/4 or 1/2 in and one smaller by 1/4 or 1/2 in.
Cut them out throw it on the shirt and you will know what to do from there
mooseman

[Frog]

When In doubt we just print the image on paper in three sizes..the size we think it should be one larger by 1/4 or 1/2 in and one smaller by 1/4 or 1/2 in.
Cut them out throw it on the shirt and you will know what to do from there
mooseman

or send those as a pdf, have the custy cut them out, check them out, and make the decision themselves.