Simulated Burnout print

[tonypep]

Its the old before, after, after inside out trick

[Dottonedan]

Hi Tony,


I'm not sure what I'm looking at here.  Are you saying that this print (is on the inside) of the shirt?

[tonypep]

Yes. We are polishing the technique but I think we pretty much have it down now. Heres a better pic of finished product on an Anvil. Looks better on ringspun fine gauge. Printed last night around 3:00 and showed up last night and this mornings Channel 2 News. They were for a benefit gathering to suppport victims of the East Bay Street fire last month that destroyed four very popular night clubs. Sold out in an hour and we came back with a re-order for 500. It was an awesome time.

[ebscreen]

Any particular tricks to flipping shirts inside out?

[tonypep]

Yes, have your receptionist do it!

[noiseloops]

Hahahhaa. But does the texture feel thicker off on the inside?

[tonypep]

It can. We stress the wash before wearing usually via stickers. In this case we printed them the other day around 3 pm and the bartenders and customers were wearing them that night at the benefit gathering. It was on the 11:00 news.

[ebscreen]

Do you notice significant gain as a result of the heavy saturation? I'd think this would be for largeish
vector type stuff only.

[tonypep]

You would be correct on that. Its an organic look no two alike

[ebscreen]

M&R needs to make a shirt inside outer.