http://www.customdesignedshirt.com/design-a-shirt/does-anyone-know-what-are-the-standard-sizes-of-art-work-for-a-t-shirt-design Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:03:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.customdesignedshirt.com/design-a-shirt/does-anyone-know-what-are-the-standard-sizes-of-art-work-for-a-t-shirt-design/comment-page-1#comment-921 molanski13 Sun, 14 Feb 2010 09:18:59 +0000 http://www.customdesignedshirt.com/design-a-shirt/does-anyone-know-what-are-the-standard-sizes-of-art-work-for-a-t-shirt-design#comment-921 I run a clothing label and there isn't really a 'standard' size for a design as far as I know. It depends on your label and how you want it to look. Some like their designs smaller whereas some like them huge! By practices I presume you mean how to actually put the design on a tee? Screen printing is the best way to start off mate. Pretty easy and cheap to get materials. Look it up on wikipedia.com or just Google 'silk screen printing' or 'screen printing'. You can start off just doing it by hand if you want to save money on equipment. Any other questions just ask. Good luck with your line.<br><b>References : </b><br> I run a clothing label and there isn’t really a ’standard’ size for a design as far as I know. It depends on your label and how you want it to look. Some like their designs smaller whereas some like them huge!
By practices I presume you mean how to actually put the design on a tee? Screen printing is the best way to start off mate. Pretty easy and cheap to get materials. Look it up on wikipedia.com or just Google ’silk screen printing’ or ’screen printing’. You can start off just doing it by hand if you want to save money on equipment.
Any other questions just ask. Good luck with your line.
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