[rustyrelic]

I have two old shirts but I got fatter and the shirts are pretty beat up. Anyone have a XXL they would sell? I have the dark gray, but was there ever a light gray?

Would like to have it for the POCI convention end of the month.

Any chance of a new run?

[hurryinhoosier62]

Originally Posted by rustyrelic

I have two old shirts but I got fatter and the shirts are pretty beat up. Anyone have a XXL they would sell? I have the dark gray, but was there ever a light gray?

Would like to have it for the POCI convention end of the month.

Any chance of a new run?

I wish they would do another run AND let those of us who are larger ( I’m a 4XLXT) provide the shirts they need.

[433lemans]

Mine is black, but an XL. Can't remember who made them.

[rustyrelic]

I think this was by "UPC-WU2" a bunch of years back? Anyone know if he is still active here?

[vertigto]

Originally Posted by rustyrelic

I think this was by "UPC-WU2" a bunch of years back? Anyone know if he is still active here?

Says his last activity was 11-28-2022 11:56 PM. Maybe send him a PM.

[Sirrotica]

Take your old shirt to a business that does "Direct To Garment" printing, they can use the old shirt as a pattern and make you as many as you'd like. There are mail order companies that can also do it if no one in your vicinity has the DTG printer.

When I used to sell shirts I thought about buying a printer, but the investment was just to big for me to do it.

The printer is an inkjet style printer similar to a copying machine and uses cartridges for the special inks used for garment printing. You probably pay for a setup charge for them to scan in the previous design, and then your going to pay for the actual charges for labor and materials. The first shirt is going to be the most costly, the second and later will be less money. As usual the more copies you purchase the lower cost per unit.

The print of DTG isn't quite as sharp as screen printing is but it's the best way to get onesie or low volume printing of shirts.

Here is a link to one of the mail order DTG companies, there are many out there:

If you have a screen printer do them there is usually a 1-2 dozen minimum, plus a setup charge, and possibly an artwork charge. They have to burn in a screen for each color used in the printing run.

https://www.rushordertees.com/custom...1de9913c14a2f5

It would be wise to get permission from the original designer to do this, but if you're not selling them he shouldn't have a problem with you using his artwork and design.

I hope this helps......

[RocktimusPryme]

You probably also know someone whos wife has a Cricut.

My mom has one and I have her make me all kinds of shirts. I send her the nice fitted T shirts that I buy and have her put graphics on them for me. Otherwise its always a crapshoot if it will fit. I do buy stuff to support brands I enjoy, but if its out of print or fits poorly I dont feel that bad about duplicating it for personal use.

[67drake]

I have one or two, but they aren’t in the greatest shape. I wore the hell out of them. I’m a 3x now, so I don’t wear the 2x

[433lemans]

My tee:

[400 4spd.]

I need to dig out my Darksider shirts. My GP has been parked for 5 years, so I need to dig it out as well.