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    One-off T-shirt printing

    Hello children,

    A friend is turning 21 on Saturday. He's a fan of http://xkcd.com (a geeky comic), and I'd quite like to print a t-shirt with a good comic on it (please ignore likely intellectual property violations here ).

    I bought the t-shirt today. Now I'm sure a few years ago an old friend of mine got a t-shirt printed with some custom text on it. He had it done in a shopping mall, one of those little `stall' type places. It was very cheap and very fast.

    I've done a bit of Googling, but all I can turn up is places who want to print off 50 or so a pop for businesses and the like. Who can help me find a place to print a single t-shirt from an image, preferably not costing the earth?

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    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    Hello children,

    A friend is turning 21 on Saturday. He's a fan of http://xkcd.com (a geeky comic), and I'd quite like to print a t-shirt with a good comic on it (please ignore likely intellectual property violations here ).

    I bought the t-shirt today. Now I'm sure a few years ago an old friend of mine got a t-shirt printed with some custom text on it. He had it done in a shopping mall, one of those little `stall' type places. It was very cheap and very fast.

    I've done a bit of Googling, but all I can turn up is places who want to print off 50 or so a pop for businesses and the like. Who can help me find a place to print a single t-shirt from an image, preferably not costing the earth?

    I did this today... go to the Stationary Warehouse and you can buy t-shirt transfers. Stick them in your printer... design your image/text etc then hit "print'. Just iron it on...

    Works a treat. Did a t-shirt for a client at work today for www.loudshirtday.co.nz
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    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    He's a fan of http://xkcd.com (a geeky comic)
    Ah bugger. Looks like I'm a geek then.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    I did this today... go to the Stationary Warehouse and you can buy t-shirt transfers. Stick them in your printer... design your image/text etc then hit "print'. Just iron it on...

    Works a treat. Did a t-shirt for a client at work today for www.loudshirtday.co.nz
    Thats what I would do... they aren't to bad a last quiet a while I did a couple a few years back and is still on

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    Problem is, I don't own a printer. University lasers usually do the trick.

    Any shop that can do it for me?

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    Transfer-release printing paper. Comic cover. Scanner. FLIP IMAGE OVER. Print. Iron onto Tshirt.
    Done.
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    There's a shop in St Lukes mall that does it... but I can't remember their name! Helpful eh? I reckon just take the T-shirt and (Hi Res) image to the mall and see what you can find.

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    I think Xerxes playing a practical joke on his mate... he'll be printing the shirt for himself and another one with boobies on it for the pressie....
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    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    Problem is, I don't own a printer. University lasers usually do the trick.

    Any shop that can do it for me?
    Dont use a laser printer... they use heat. It will activate the glue on the transfer and stick to everything inside the printer!

    Oh and you need to print your image/text as a mirror image onto the transfer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    Hello children,

    A friend is turning 21 on Saturday. He's a fan of http://xkcd.com (a geeky comic), and I'd quite like to print a t-shirt with a good comic on it (please ignore likely intellectual property violations here ).

    I bought the t-shirt today. Now I'm sure a few years ago an old friend of mine got a t-shirt printed with some custom text on it. He had it done in a shopping mall, one of those little `stall' type places. It was very cheap and very fast.

    I've done a bit of Googling, but all I can turn up is places who want to print off 50 or so a pop for businesses and the like. Who can help me find a place to print a single t-shirt from an image, preferably not costing the earth?

    There is one at St Lukes, I cant remember what it is called... I suspect it is the same as the kiosk (KO15) at Westcity (Henderson) - Catherine St, bottom of the escalator, it is called 'LOGOLAND'

    I get all my flexfit caps embroided there, not too expensive. GREAT custom gifts .... I have a cap that says 'LILSEL' on it hehe...

    The henderson one...

    Hours of Operation:
    Sun 10:00am - 5:30pm
    Mon - Sat 9:00am - 6:00pm
    Thu - Fri 9:00am - 9:00pm

    Phone:09-978 6865

    190 Westcity Shopping Mall Henderson Auckland


    OR

    International Embroidery Ltd
    09-849 4905

    25-27 Taylors Rd Morningside Auckland

    Hours of Operation
    Mon - Thu 8:30am - 5:00pm
    Fri 8:30am - 3:00pm

    OR

    This one is in East Tamaki (close to your area) clicky here

    OR

    Speedy Monograms
    09-263 7492
    Shop 195 Manukau Shopping Centre Auckland


    Ok... that'll do... happy hunting
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    Dont use a laser printer... they use heat. It will activate the glue on the transfer and stick to everything inside the printer!
    That's my point



    Cheers LilSel, will check them out if the place I found today falls through. There's a shop, a photo/camera shop on Queen St (it's red, and the door shutter has a large yellow smiley face painted on it. Diagonally opposite ASB). They do t-shirt printing from any camera image for $30, which is a bit pricey, but the product seems of decent quality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NighthawkNZ View Post
    Another option is Vista Print www.vistaprint.co.nz
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    Holy Epic Dredge, Batman
    It twas...

    it was in my new posts and now have no idea why it was... didn't even look at the date

    lol oh well never mind...

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