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Author Topic: What is the standard size print for the front & back of a tshirt?  (Read 1844 times)
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« Reply #15 on: June 24, 2009, 11:07:39 PM »

Very nice. Thanks Smiley
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« Reply #16 on: August 28, 2009, 09:29:07 PM »

I use my handy dandy left hand measuring tool. its always attached to the end of my left arm so it never gets lost Smiley

I go 4 fingers down from the collar on the front, and just under the front collar impression on the backside of the shirt.

everyones fingers are different so I measured mine and the 4 fingers measure 3.5"

I also use my left hand to guage where to put left chest logos.
I put the middle knuckle on my pinky finger at the middle of the bottom edge of the collar, then place the graphic 4 fingers down, at the tip of my middle finger across (imaginary line)

that measures 4" over from center line

hope that helps, you can tape up on a shirt where the graphic should go then put your hand on the edge of the collar to figure out your own handy dandy left hand tool too. depending on your hand size placement is different!

oh, and sometimes with one-of a kind customer supplied v-necks, especially on a ladies (for anatomical reasons) I'll have them put the shirt on, and place a piece of masking tape where they want the left chest logo. Cause I don't wanna get it wrong by guessing how the shirt is going to stretch over her body. and I am usually surprised how far off the tape mark is from where I would have put the logo with the shirt flat on the press, just looks weird. 
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« Reply #17 on: November 22, 2009, 11:21:21 PM »

I also use the "4 finger method" from collar to print start.

I also believe in the "nipple theory" that states a print should not exceed much past the wearers nipples in width. LOL, but it's true...
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« Reply #18 on: January 14, 2010, 11:26:57 AM »

I have been printing shirts since '83 and a regular front print is been 11" wide.
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