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I would if it was on a black t-shirt.Quote:
Originally posted by edczxcvbnm
Unless what ever design you put on the shirt is so unbelievable cool...it just wouldn't be happenin' for me.
How many people would realistically buy these shirts anyways?
*puts edc's avatar onto a t-shirt with UNLEASH TEH FURY!!!1 on the back*
Yes, you can get it in black.
I'd be for the idea. If I ever got some money, I'd buy something, too.
But how would you maintain the sales of that stuff? Does the site actually handle the supply and demand themselves, or we would have to have someone from here do that?
The shirts are printed to order, just like with Cafepress.
How are the other ones done? Just curious. I want a black T-shirt ;_;" - BoB
Here's what the site has to say about how they do their printing, etc. I looked at all of the colours though and I can't see anything in Black. :(
The images are soft and breathable, there is no overprint around the image area, and the images have a "wash fastness" equal to or better than other 100% cotton printing methods. Choose from a variety of styles and sizes. Brilliant Colors produce photographic quality, and are imprinted by a new digital technology that chemically bonds the ink to the cotton molecules. The resulting image is vibrant and durable, without that "decal-like" feel typically imparted by other heat transfer and screenprint methods.
NOTE: If you want the image on your apparel to be most similar to the Colors represented in the product galleries, you should choose apparel with a white face. If you select a colored garment, the Colors of the resultant image — though still vibrant and durable — will differ from the Colors represented in the galleries.
Why? Unlike the heat transfer and screenprint methods utilized by other printing processes, Zazzle does not merely adhere color pigments to the top of the fabric. Rather, our new digital printing technology chemically fuses the ink with the fabric molecules for superior feel and durability. The resulting image color is a combination of the ink dyes and the fabric color. When choosing an image with yellow Colors to print on a blue shirt, for instance, the final image will appear light green. The darker image Colors are, of course, less affected — a black image will appear black on all shirt Colors.
I'd buy a shirt if this happened.
The guy who told me about this assured me that SOMEWHERE on that site, you can enter in RGB components and come up with your own colors, but I never spent too much time on the site myself--I don't have a board to open a shop for anymore :p
It'd be fun to have an EOFF day where everyone wears their EOFF T-shirt on the off chance that you could run into someone else that frequents EOFF in the real world and you wouldn't have known it otherwise(I know, it's a strecth, but it's one of those "small world" things).
*only reads first post before leaving for school*
Awesome, Bleys. I'm glad you found that 'cause I've given up on Cafepress. I'll look into this more later.
Depending on how easy they are to order (a credit card online would be ideal), I'd pick one up - preferably a sweatshirt in the EoFF colors (the blue scheme, not black).
Sounds like a plan.
If you need help with advertising or anything to the general public here, I'll try my hand at it. ;)
It would be cool if you randomly ran into someone else wearing the shirt.
I hope I'm not jumping the gun, but because the staff agreed to this before Cafepress sucked and I know I'm looking forward to it, I'm going to go ahead and say that this is going to happen.
I suppose... we'll start working out the details in the staff forum or something.
I saw we form a committee to design the shirt. five or six people from various sections of the eoff membership.