Wallace, Very cool, I would use one of these!

Wallace, I like your design on the T-shirt a lot. You have a lot of talent.

Thanks Akros.
You wouldn't mind being a walking GC billboard?


Thanks Issabella.

I'd buy one!
Nicely done.

Thanks Rod.

Well done Wallace.

Thanks!
I looked into having just the front of the shirt printed online and it cost more the $24, just for one shirt.

Yes. You should look at a thermal press and make your own.

That would be the less expensive way to go.
I use to be able to make my own silk-screen printings, but I haven't done that in years.
I could just use an iron-on too.
I'm going to look into this a little more though.

Much cheaper to pay $24 a shirt than to purchase a dye sublimation printer. A decent one costs in excess of $1000 just for the printer without the dyes. Of course, if you're looking for ways to spend money:

http://www.heatpressnation.com/mutoh-va ... Ap9R8P8HAQ

That would depend on the numbers you intend to print

I don't believe I mentioned DYE
There are second hand models available

Silk screening is still very active. Iron on wil never die

I'm only looking to get one shirt made for now. Probably only the front design. I think that I my have a look a what the stores in my local mall have to offer. I haven't been to the mall in years. Now I have a good excuse to go there.

I haven't been to the mall in years. Now I have a good excuse to go there.

An act of bravery for sure.

Yeah, you know it.

That s a cool design, Wallace.

I wonder which of the online outfits that prints custom t-shirts, using uploaded graphics, would be the least expensive?

Here's a color scheme I'd like..

That looks like one of the websites I went to. I'm still looking, but I don't think I'm going to be able to get it done online for less the $20 US dollars. Unless I can get free shipping.
I'd like to get it printed in full color, with what else, but on a purple T.

Let us know what you find.

If you buy 2, Cafe Press is $27. Add in shipping & it's $30 per. Being it's custom, I'd want a quality made t-shirt, not a thin, flimsy one.

Do you have a larger version of your design? I think it needs to be about twice the resolution to get a good print.

I want the same.
The file I have now is 1360x944 at 300 ppi.
I'm also working on a the final design of the same image, but double this size for printing. So when all is said and done it should be good to go for printing. I'm also going to only include the banner for the back of the T, with the GC web address and Wilber. The back of the T is still not completely decided as to whether it will get printed or not. Doing only the front design would cost much less.

I run a dozen different CafePress and SpreadShirt stores. I'd recommend 3000 X 3000 pixels @ 300 DPI for shirts. There's typically a bleed area that has to be accounted for, thus the extra size.