T-Shirt Printing

[SteveTLizard]

Hi fellow Glasto friends,

This year I'm marking the 20th anniversary of my first Glastonbury. To mark the occasion I'm hoping to get a t-shirt or maybe a hoodie made with my own design. This would possibly be a collection of photos of friends I've spent time with at Glastonbury over the last 20 years with the Glastonbury logo.

I'm reasonably competent with photoshop so I reckon I'd be ok with the design. My question is how would I go about getting it printed? Has anyone done this before and could give me some pointers.

Any help appreciated (and a pint at the cider bus on me)

Cheers

Steve

[katiegloss]

Hi!
It depends on the quality you want!
you could print off the image on transfer paper and Iron it onto a t-shirt?
This paper is quite cheap from Amazon, Craft shops or somewhere like WHSmiths or The Works.
I imagine places like not on the High Street would make Personalised Jumpers?

My Brother has had Tshirts and Hoodies printed before so i will try and find out the website for that

[katiegloss]

He uses Spreadshirt.com
good quality and wash great!

[SteveTLizard]

Nice one, I'll try the iron on route, see what the quality is like. I'm guessing getting it printed would be better quality but higher cost, which isn't an issue.

Thanks for the response.

[SteveTLizard]

He uses Spreadshirt.com

good quality and wash great!

Perfect, thanks for that. If you see a loony in his mid-forties with photos all over his t-shirt feel free to approach and claim said pint of cider.

[katiegloss]

Haha! Let me know how it works!
Would love to do something similar and get my glastonbury friends to sign it in permanent marker!

[pie_and_a_pint]

I think the ubiquitous Vista Print do t-shirts. They're pretty decent quality for stationery, buiness cards etc. so would imagine they're OK at t-shirts too.

[matt2007]

Having some hi-vis for my crew printed by these guys and they look hot!

www.learay.co.uk

Tell them Matthew gave you the details

[SteveTLizard]

I think the ubiquitous Vista Print do t-shirts. They're pretty decent quality for stationery, buiness cards etc. so would imagine they're OK at t-shirts too.

Cheers.

[SteveTLizard]

Having some hi-vis for my crew printed by these guys and they look hot!

www.learay.co.uk

Tell them Matthew gave you the details

Cheers for that, will check it out.

Just seen your sig, I thought I was a regular, Glastonbury since '87 ... bloody good work sir.

[matt2007]

Punter, parent, worker, will pm you the hi-vis we've got to see there work, they doo all the Shepard Naeme stuff

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Having some hi-vis for my crew printed by these guys and they look hot!

www.learay.co.uk

Tell them Matthew gave you the details

I wore a high-vis jacket in 2013 which had the word 'Insecurity' printed on the back instead of 'Security'. A pretty predictable joke, but it may have given a few people a laugh as I walked about at night.

[fatyeti24]

I wore a high-vis jacket in 2013 which had the word 'Insecurity' printed on the back instead of 'Security'. A pretty predictable joke, but it may have given a few people a laugh as I walked about at night.

At A Glastonbury many moons ago, i saw someone wearing a hi vis with POLITE on the back. It still makes me smile ☺

[ian the worm]

I've used spreadshirt about 10 times. Recommend them.

[ghandi]

We do t-shirt printing in out shop if your in West London , We use the magic Touch transfer for press process, you can transfer print to the front only onto either White or light pastel colour T-shirt for £11.99 or £9.50 if you provide the T-shirt, or for the same price have what they call an OBM press, which is basically a colour laser print that's then just heat pressed to the front of the t-shirt, it has a slightly smooth touch to the print when pressed.

[ghandi]

PS, we also do Vinyl lettering