Stack your shirts upside down...

[Frog]

and get a bonus chance to inspect the opposite side than the one you are about to print.

[Dottonedan]

Since you mentioned this, then I'm think thinking that you've ran across situations were the backs have had flaws? Is this semi common?

[Frog]

Since you mentioned this, then I'm think thinking that you've ran across situations were the backs have had flaws? Is this semi common?

Are you kidding? Backs, fronts, sides, sleeves, bottoms, collars.

[blue moon]

aaaaaahhhh, Gildans . . . .

[Frog]

Ah Grasshopper. You will learn that to all shirt brands, there is a season.
Seriously, over the years, just about every major brand I've seen has at some point competed hard for worst shirt honors.
It's a rotating trophy.

[blue moon]

I have much to learn sensei!

[Frog]

Not so much from me, man you've come far in two years!

[Orion]

That's not a tip or a trick Frog. Shoulda' posted that under "this is how you do it right".

[ebscreen]

I can load waaaayyyyyy faster when they're stacked upside down. Plus the flip helps
dislodge some of the lintballs.

[Frog]

That's not a tip or a trick Frog. Shoulda' posted that under "this is how you do it right".

You'd be surprised at how many learn it the other way, and then have trouble changing.

[ebscreen]

Says the guy who only recently started pushing his squeegee!

[Frog]

Says the guy who only recently started pushing his squeegee!

True that, but "recently" is relative, just because I was pulling already when you were swimming upstream to meet up with your momma's egg!
It must be two years or so since I converted, and I still pull on pkt. prints and other jobs utilizing one handed squeegees.

[repogolfer]

How about the feeling you get when you flip the shirt over and you see a little (arrow) sticker pointing directly to a hole in the shirt.  But somehow it still made it past QC.  Someone seen it to begin with...why it wasn't taken out at that point baffles my mind.

Jon

[ebscreen]

Every arrow I have ever found has never been pointing at a defect. Just randomly pointing.

[Evo]

Every arrow I have ever found has never been pointing at a defect. Just randomly pointing.

See that is extremely fine QC. The arrows are pointing at microscopic errors in the knit. You actually let those by? I hope your customers don't have loupes...