Hit of the show

[tonypep]

Who knew? Anyone care to guess how it was done?

[mk162]

I'll take a shot.

Underbase Wilflex Bright tiger 110, PFP.

Each top color printed on top through a 110 with a flash between each color.

Am I close?

[tonypep]

Not to get all Alex Trebek on you but..........sorry noooo

[ericheartsu]

Sericol discharge through a really high mesh, like 305, maybe 230

[jason-23]

discharge on 50/50 insideout

[ScreenFoo]

I'll take a shot.

Underbase Wilflex Bright tiger 110, PFP.

Each top color printed on top through a 110 with a flash between each color.

Am I close?

He wasn't asking how YOU would do it.   

I was thinking discharging a black 50/50.

[tonypep]

Jason got it. 100% cotton though

[ericheartsu]

Cool. so you flipped the tee inside out, and discharged the print from the inside?

[tonypep]

Yes. The art is inversed of course. And yes we charge a premium for this

[ericheartsu]

Do you tell your clients to wash the shirt first?

[tonypep]

Yes we recommend that they do

[jason-23]

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER! MAN IM HUNGRY

[mk162]

man, I was really close.  maybe next time

[jsheridan]

Yes. The art is inversed of course. And yes we charge a premium for this

same here.. it's an extra labor step to flip it in then out. I've had to do some sample printing of this technique, hard to do on a manual as the pressure has to penetrate beyond 50% of the fiber to achieve the desired effect.

[Sbrem]

At first I thought a distress pattern, then noticed it was from Tony, and immediately figured discharge. Printing on the inside is pretty cool, good catch Jason. I seem to remember (after the fact of course) that this technique was mentioned maybe a few weeks ago... Looks very fashionable, not that I'd know.

Steve