"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
Do not switch them inside out. Put the image on the screen so it is at the end of the sleeve pallet. Put the collar up where you need it and pull the neck down and under the pallet. Print the label and lay it on the dryer with the label exposed. You will be done in half the time.When it falls in the bin just pull it out and stack as normal. You are doing two unneeded steps. 1. turning it inside out and 2. having to turn it back. 1 person should be able to label all 600 of those through 6 sizes in just over half a day if that. Use 429 C as it is a standard label color that most retail guys use and it will work on the vast majority of colors.
Consider consulting a pro in t-shirt printing area! That would do some help especially since you want it perfect as it is to be sold at a high price.
Quote from: aronsmith on March 18, 2013, 05:40:14 AMConsider consulting a pro in t-shirt printing area! That would do some help especially since you want it perfect as it is to be sold at a high price. huh?pierre
Quote from: blue moon on March 18, 2013, 06:49:42 AMQuote from: aronsmith on March 18, 2013, 05:40:14 AMConsider consulting a pro in t-shirt printing area! That would do some help especially since you want it perfect as it is to be sold at a high price. huh?pierreWe've been caught....lol No pros here.......... How many neck labels does one have to print to be considered a pro anyways?
Didn't want to drum up another thread on tags so I will just add to this one. How do you guys print the inside of a hoodie like a Gildan 18500? I did one and it came out like crapola with all the fur.