discharging slub? Customer looking to print Sanmar DT240 DT140

[blue moon]

black and gray shirts. I am thinking plastisol would be to thick on a thin shirt like this, but what issues are we likely to run into with discharging slub garments?

pierre

[Screened Gear]

black and gray shirts. I am thinking plastisol would be to thick on a thin shirt like this, but what issues are we likely to run into with discharging slub garments?

pierre

I will ask since I am not afraid to sound dumb. What is a slub garment?

[blue moon]

black and gray shirts. I am thinking plastisol would be to thick on a thin shirt like this, but what issues are we likely to run into with discharging slub garments?

pierre

I will ask since I am not afraid to sound dumb. What is a slub garment?

pretty sure it is similar to burnout, but is actually made of two different weight/color thread. So it looks similar to burnout but is 100% cotton.

pierre

[Parker 1]

Been wanting to try those.  Have done burnout but with the poly and large holes it was alot like printing on mesh jerseys.  Customer loved the result with a soft hand and muted colors, fit the design very well.

[Lizard]

They do show a bit of the texture through the print especially if straight discharge but I think it looks really cool. I will post a picture when I have a minute.

[ZooCity]

We did some dc on dark grey next level slub  worked great. Can't say abt Sanmar.

[Lizard]

Here are some pics!

[Parker 1]

Here are some pics!

What brand Ink?

[Lizard]

Rutland

[ZooCity]

The Next Level slubs were poly/cotton, fyi.  I thought they were going to be 100% cotton too.  Still discharged fine.