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Hen Party Transfers for T Shirts
I have been asked to do some Hen Party T Shirts with various Hen Logos on…..Can anyone let me know of a Transfer Supplier that would have this type of thing from stock. Have looked on the net but only found companies that supply the complete T Shirt …..Cheers
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Hi squeak,
If you only got a few to do you could ask xpres or the magic touch for samples of transfer paper and print your own. You will need a printer that uses durabrite ink or similar and heat press.
Either that or flock/vinyl if you have a cutter.
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or you could try thetransferpress.co.uk
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Xpres do a pack of 100 transfers for about £80 + vat, I think now, when I got my first lot it was £100 + vat so a bit cheaper now.
bear in mind if using dark jet transfers you will have a white background as there is no backing sheet on the transfer sheets, (if they are dark t shirts) there is no weeding the transfer peels of the sheet unlike flex/flock, so if you have letters IE names to cut out you will be better of making it a solid colour then contour cutting round it, or do a logo, cut it and use flex or flock for any names, trust me its way easier than trying to peel off and stick individual letters.
any more help needed just ask,
Steve -
Cheers guys….there is only a small amount of shirts to do….have not got artwork to make my own transfers….so was hoping I could purchase from a stock library from a supplier, then computer cut the lettering to add to the shirt.
Hen Party T shirts are available from internet T Shirt printers with various pictures you can choose from…..was hoping to be able to purchase these…but do not know where from. Have already tried The Transfer Press, Xpres and Target Transfers.
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You will pay a premium price for transfers if its a short run, I just got a quote for 180 transfers made, and 500 was £25 more, total was over £300 for 500 transfers but just for the 180 was almost that.
you’d be best off using an iron on pack of transfers if its just for a hen night, chances are they will only be used for one night, then just use some clipart for the logo’s, I actually have a t shirt with an iron on transfer on it from 6 years ago way before I started printing and its still in mint condition, so maybe that would be an easy solution. -
Proworld (http://www.proworldinc.com/) has exactly what you are looking for. Their transfers are the best I have ever used and they are cheap. They have thousands of transfer ready graphics and they will even do transfers based on your own ideas. I believe you have to become a member to access the artwork and that cost around $40.00 a year. Well worth the money if you deal in T-Shirts. If you don’t want to spend the money pick out the graphics you want and I can place the order for you. Let me know how you make out.
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Cheers Lenny will look them up right now…
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Try target transfers they do packs of 12 from airways of usa, good company lots of choice
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Those prices I quoted above were from target transfers.
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