Promoting Bands With Screen Printed T-Shirts

Printing's final step is the easiest of all. Once the printing of T-shirts are done, the T-shirts are then placed in a dryer. The heat produced by these dryers is twice than that of an oven. This step is very important as the ink printed onto the T-shirt has to dry completely and the heat helps in drying quickly.

T-shirt printing works. Hoody printing works. Heck, ball cap printing works! Why haven't you done this in the past? And what are you waiting for to get started today?

What if you are a new company and don't have a logo designed yet for promotional T shirts or for any purpose? What if you have no one to do your custom t shirt printing design for you? These days anything can be found online. Need a designer? There are literally thousands out there. You just have to put the time in to find one right for you.

If you work with a lot of colors, shading, or gradients. Photoshop is probably best for you. It doesn't have an auto-trace feature but it does have tons of other great tools at your disposal. I would suggest using YouTube and searching for tutorials, there are hundreds of them and they are honestly one of the easiest ways to learn the ropes.

Once your design is set, you'll need to decide on the type of custom apparel you want to have done. You can either screen print the shirts (the most popular choice), heat transfer, direct to garment print, or print with special effects like "distressed" printing. This is the "washed out" type of look you get that is presently very popular on custom t shirt printing.

Why is t-shirt so popular? The answer is it can be worn with anything. It is simple yet very versatile piece of clothing. And t-shirts unlike other item of clothing is way cheaper. Combine versatility and affordability so you get to see why it is the most popular fashion item of all time.

Today, cotton t-shirts are considered among the highest quality of t-shirt. They are comfortable, easy to wear and breathe easier than other fabrics. Cotton has these advantages because the fabric is softer. They do have some disadvantages. Cotton t-shirts have a shelf life. They are known to shrink when initially washed, meaning that one could be stuck with a smaller t-shirt if they didn't consider in the shrink factor when originally purchasing the shirt. Cotton fades easier than other fabric, so after multiple washes the t-shirt could start to look old and worn. Many find that these disadvantages are worth the comfort of a 100% cotton t-shirt.