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OMG!! Am I to understand some of you would actually alter prints to fit differently on certain bustage or breasties? I think I coined some new words.Okay, I might consider it if I could be the one taking the accurate fittings.....obviously 21+
Quote from: screenxpress on January 28, 2013, 08:56:58 PMOMG!! Am I to understand some of you would actually alter prints to fit differently on certain bustage or breasties? I think I coined some new words.Okay, I might consider it if I could be the one taking the accurate fittings.....obviously 21+ I just did a church and they wanted each chest location adjusted to the breast size of the one ordering, I had an easy fix left arm print RT Screen Designs www.rtscreendesigns.com
Quote from: sweetts on January 28, 2013, 09:45:00 PMQuote from: screenxpress on January 28, 2013, 08:56:58 PMOMG!! Am I to understand some of you would actually alter prints to fit differently on certain bustage or breasties? I think I coined some new words.Okay, I might consider it if I could be the one taking the accurate fittings.....obviously 21+ I just did a church and they wanted each chest location adjusted to the breast size of the one ordering, I had an easy fix left arm print RT Screen Designs www.rtscreendesigns.comAsk them to assemble the ladies, hand out shirts in the appropriate sizes, then personally place a piece of tape in the correct print spot on each left sweater potato, lift 'em up, move 'em around a bit, maybe even squeeze and release just to make sure the image always falls back into place.That said, we're all thinking about looking at some primo boobage in this case. Who's to say that these shirts aren't for some old church biddies with real saggers that hang like spanish moss and the issue of placement has nothing to do with left-of-center but distance between the neckline and the navel???