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T-shirt specs

  • 11-01-2002 11:53am
    #1
    Figment
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,747 ✭✭✭


    for anyone interested, i was in touch with the printers of the t-shirts and mugs about specifications for supplying images for printing and this was their responce:


    > Hi,
    > I am developing a few designs for Boards.ie and I was reading through your
    > FAQ and im unclear about a few things I hope you can help with.
    > You say '72 dpi is sufficient for printing onto cotton T-shirts'. Can you
    > print at a higher resolution on t shirts?

    72dpi is a minimum, The printers print out the transfer at what ever dpi
    you save it at. The point is that cotton is not like paper, it is textured
    and can not reproduce the same quality as say paper.
    >
    > Is that also the highest resolution you can print at, and require, for the
    > mugs and t-shirts?

    As above. Mugs give a higher quality of image even though they are smaller
    >
    > do you print the pantone range of colours or what colour system do you
    use?
    > so that I can get accurate reproductions of colours.

    This is a complex area. Different printers use different transfers and
    different colour systems. We would like to be able to dictate to our
    printers which system to use, however we are not yet in a position to do so.
    As volums increase we will be better able to nail down areas like this. We
    are trying to get all our printers to agree to doing colour t-shirts at
    present. It is a bit of a chicken and egg situation.
    >
    Happy new year to you. If you have any more questions send them on and I
    will do my best to enlighten.

    >
    > Regards,


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