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T-Shirt Printing

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  • 25-08-2009 5:01pm
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    eman66
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    Is there any where I can get this done in Letterkenny? I know there are companies that do batch jobs for business but I'm just looking for a couple of one-off prints. The images are jpgs, would these be of a high enough resolution?

    Or anywhere in Donegal, Derry, Tyrone.


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    muffler
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    I think Brian McCormick sports shop does the printing on the backs of football tops. Not sure if thats any use to you or not.


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    eman66
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    Thanks. I'll give them a call.


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    Technique
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    Magees chemist on Main St might do photoprinting.


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    babaloushka
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    If you have access to an inkjet printer, you can make your own t-shirt transfer and iron it on. I'm not sure how durable it would be - this is an example of what can be bought and I've seen them locally in shops like Easons.
    There is (was) a guy working on his own in Letterkenny putting one-off designs on t-shirts - he was foreign, so I'm not sure if he's still around. He did a great job on a charity t-shirt for me 2 years ago. For the life of me I can't remember his name, but if I come across it, I will post again


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    eman66
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    babaloushka wrote: »
    If you have access to an inkjet printer, you can make your own t-shirt transfer and iron it on. I'm not sure how durable it would be - this is an example of what can be bought and I've seen them locally in shops like Easons.
    There is (was) a guy working on his own in Letterkenny putting one-off designs on t-shirts - he was foreign, so I'm not sure if he's still around. He did a great job on a charity t-shirt for me 2 years ago. For the life of me I can't remember his name, but if I come across it, I will post again
    Thanks. That would do the job, alright. I'll check it out.


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    donegalman1
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    CM Embroidery print and embroider T-Shirts and Caps etc. As far as I know thy can do jpegs and can do small print runs


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    Trishis
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    eman66 wrote: »
    Is there any where I can get this done in Letterkenny? I know there are companies that do batch jobs for business but I'm just looking for a couple of one-off prints. The images are jpgs, would these be of a high enough resolution?

    Or anywhere in Donegal, Derry, Tyrone.

    Hey did you get your t-shirts done? if not I know a guy in Dublin who does them, he also doesn't charge an arm and a leg...I have gotten t-shirts from him before and so have my friends, so he has been tested already and we have no complaints! But anyway there would be no problem posting you your t-shirts from Dublin......PM me if you need more info!


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    Brolly
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    AFAIK O'Neills Sportwear in Strabane would do it for you as well.


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    theboss80
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    Down to the right of the big tyre fitting place across from LYIT do it. small little printing shop down the back of that building. he did it for me.


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