T SHIRT PRINTING / CUSTOM DESIGNED GARMENTS

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WE ARE BASED IN EAST LONDON


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We are a T Shirt & Garment Printing service based in London,

T Shirts, Polos, Caps, Jackets, Merchandise and more!

WE ALSO PRINT:

Sweatshirts Jerseys, Umbrellas , Mugs & Custom designed T Shirts,

Baby Clothes, Pillow cases, Bags, Sportswear,Uniforms and more.

Low cost / Special deals on

design a t shirt

WE USE MANY TYPES OF PRINTS DEPENDING ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS:

A4 AND A3 LOW COST HEAT TRANSFERS

VINYL PRINTING ( multi colour great for vector graphics and text )

SILK SCREEN PRINTING ( Cheaper for print runs of 10 plus )

DYE SUBLIMATION PRINTING

 

We also specialise in:

Stag and Hen garments including T-shirts,Polo Shirts & personalised gifts.

LAST MINUTE TURNAROUND SERVICE AVAILABLE*

SAME / NEXT DAY DELIVERY

NO MINIMUM ORDER

T shirt printing from only £4

 

TEL: 0208-925-2537

OR: 07940 786 607

EMAIL:

info@t-shirtprinting2go.co.uk

WE ARE BASED IN EAST LONDON ( E11 - CENTRAL LINE )

Unit 14

Acacia Business Centre

London E11 3PJ

 

Inks Types:

the most common ink used in commercial garment decoration. Good colour opacity onto dark garments and clear graphic detail with, as the name suggests, a more plasticized texture. This print can be made softer with special additives or heavier by adding extra layers of ink. Plastisol inks require heat (approx. 150°C (300°F) for many inks) to cure the print.
these penetrate the fabric more than the plastisol inks and create a much softer feel. Ideal for printing darker inks onto lighter coloured garments. Also useful for larger area prints where texture is important. Some inks require heat or an added catalyst to make the print permanent.

About A3,A4 and A5 Heat Transfer Printing:

T-shirt transfer

There are currently at least two forms of transfer paper on the market. The kind most commonly available to consumer are sheets of heat activated adhesive on a paper substrate.These have the advantage of low activation temperatures and the ability to adhere to a wide variety of materials including 100% cotton.

Heat transfers are known to last around 10 washes once applied to the garment,The inks remains in the adhesive. This type of transfer is delicate, since the ink laden adhesive only rests on surface of the fabric and can abrade off with normal wear and washing. Extra care must also be taking when drying, since most home dryers can reach temperatures high enough to melt the adhesive.

It is often a requirement of "home made" garments (adhesive based transfers) that they be washed inside out, only in cold water, sometimes by hand, and not be tumble dried. The heat from washing or drying conventionally, or from ironing over the transfer area, can damage the transfer or cause it to separate. These attributes generally makes them less practical for frequent wear than purchased items.

The second type of transfer paper is merely a substrate which ink is deposited onto, from which it is sublimated directly into the t-shirt fibers (requires at least 50% polyester fabric). The main advantages of this process are permanence and lack of a rough adhesive on the surface of the fabric. This technique is used commercially, and not easily reproduced at home, since a heat press is required to heat the inks to their sublimation temperature (over 200°F) evenly.