Sue2
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I have a customer who wants to make t-shirts with his business logo for resale in his shop. He doesn't want to order a large quantity...just replace the shirts as they sell. His logo is full color so I am looking for a recommendation on where to get the full color heat press transfers. Thanks! Sue2
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Depending on what graphic programs you're using, you need to combine or weld the text before cutting. Make a copy first as you usually cannot "unweld". AND I usually look at the spacing before I weld the text and adjust any letters that are not spaced well. Sue2
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Looks mostly like: Radiant ExtraCondensed Medium (Regular) This is close too...and free... Altitude (Altitude)
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Screen Print
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Should I get a heat press?
Sue2 replied to Scratchthejeepguy's topic in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
If you can manage it, get a 16 x 20". They allow for the larger imprint sizes... Frequently I am pressing 2X & 3X shirts...... to look right you need to enlarge the logo/graphic to fill the shirt. A 16" x 20" press can usually handle it in one pressing. Sue2 -
There is a time and place for cheap vinyl... This wasn't it.
Sue2 replied to OWJones's topic in General discussion
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You will have to fill-in/touch up the letters for any font recognition program to be of help.
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Looks like Infinite Stroke stretched out a bit.
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Find My Font is well worth purchasing! Saves lots of time searching. It even looks in the fonts on your computer to see if you have it already installed.
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Find My Font says: Dopestyle (Regular) It's free on Dafont
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Recreate it as best you can with whichever font is the closest. We are probably over-thinking this....our customers rarely notice the slight differences we agonize over! LOL.
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I noticed that and I believe the "P" is a different font. I assumed she was looking for the other lettering....not just the "P".
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No perfect match here....Clarendon, Centurion Old or Bodoni MT Condensed Bold is about as close as I can get. They are outlined so that will make them look a bit different.
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Recently I had a local Computer Business build a computer tower to my requirements... he did it at half the price of an online offer...check around! It may work for you. I already had keyboard & monitor. Sue
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Yes...there were a bunch that look very similar to this one... I think we are our own worst enemies ... we try to make designs/text exactly like the original... when in truth, our customers wouldn't usually notice the "fine points" we obsess over!!! LOL