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Pieces of vinyl or vinyl-like substance are cut out into shapes that are then pressed onto cloth and heated. This creates an extremely sturdy print, with many of the same advantages and disadvantages of screen printing. One downside is that the cloth becomes stiff and sometimes more uncomfortable to wear, in the the areas with print. The durability of this type of printing is much better than screen or digital printing. Some claim that these types of print usually outlast the t-shirt. | Pieces of vinyl or vinyl-like substance are cut out into shapes that are then pressed onto cloth and heated. This creates an extremely sturdy print, with many of the same advantages and disadvantages of screen printing. One downside is that the cloth becomes stiff and sometimes more uncomfortable to wear, in the the areas with print. The durability of this type of printing is much better than screen or digital printing. Some claim that these types of print usually outlast the t-shirt. | ||
The only company we've found that offers this type of printing is [http://spreadshirt.com SpreadShirt]. They call this type of printing | The only company we've found that offers this type of printing is [http://spreadshirt.com SpreadShirt]. They call this type of printing ''flex printing''. They do offer this type of printing for one-off orders and fullfilment orders, but their prices are significantly higher. | ||
== Ways of ordering/selling t-shirts == | == Ways of ordering/selling t-shirts == | ||