T-shirts?!?

Cheaper than the Beefy T's are Gildan 1000's. These are very good shirts (infact they are the shirts that Calvin Klein, Kappa, and many other large name companies take the tags out of and replace them with theirs.) They also screen print better than Beefy-T's. Beefy-T's have a tendency to be somewhat irregular on a more consistant basis than any other shirt and the consistancy makes for a grainy print (depending on what you're doing.)

I worked in a screenprinting shop for a few years. If you have any questions, shoot em' my way.


Daseal you may be able to help, or perhaps Summo, or maybe both, I was told to look for 50/50 I was told they don't shrink like the 100% cotton, a buddy of mine has a shirt co. I will find out monday what he thinks, but he said it shouldn't be a prob he's already seen the design, what do you recommend for sweatshirts I would like to do them as well?

110% cotton Preshrunk won't shrienk either

50/50 shirts bleed pretty bad, depends on the colors you're using, but if you're doing any white on a dark shirt I'd avoid them.

I actually have something in the works for a new logo for the shirts, Matty has seen it and has given his blessings on it, the manufacturer has the design and is getting back to me with cost's.


It's a pretty cool design I think warpathers are going to like it. :biggthump


Yea I'd be happy to buy 2 of the new ones if they look good. Im not really that fond of the cafe express ones. Will they be 2 sided?

Our own Warpath jerseys would be pretty cool, although might be a little costly. Is there any hats available?

Yea I'd be happy to buy 2 of the new ones if they look good. Im not really that fond of the cafe express ones. Will they be 2 sided?

just curious, what don't you like about them?

Honestly, they look like an iron-on or something. I think I could make a T-shirt that looked better than that from my computer. Buy the Iron-on printer paper, print out some graphics and well you know the rest.
It just seems that we could have shirts made that look better than just a small logo across the chest. This of course is all just my opinion and if you designed those shirts please don't take it personally.

Honestly, they look like an iron-on or something. I think I could make a T-shirt that looked better than that from my computer. Buy the Iron-on printer paper, print out some graphics and well you know the rest.
It just seems that we could have shirts made that look better than just a small logo across the chest. This of course is all just my opinion and if you designed those shirts please don't take it personally.


I have a design you may want to look at which I am going with I could post it but not sure how, or I could forward it over to you, let me know, I am not a shirt expert so I want to make sure I get things right the first time.

Hey Matty,
I actually prefer the "small logo." It's simple and to the point. It's not too flashy, kind of like this site compared to extremeskins, which is way too flashy. If you do decide to change the logo or something would it be possible to keep the old ones around for a while?

Offiss, I'm a bit interested: daseal@adelphia.net -- if you don't mind!