zayzay

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  1. Something like this is fine do you think?
  2. Awesome thank you guys so much. This is the only thing that has been eating me alive. I'm so grateful to have found this forum. I have my own garment printing and clothing line business and figured i try something new on the side since i have a cutter. Once again Thanks!
  3. I have a question that is eating me alive. I am working on a website and i am about to load up all the products, but here is my question. Would it be better if i just upload a jpeg of the sticker from Photoshop? Or should i actually make a 4 inch decal snap a picture and use that as the product image instead? What do you customers appreciate more? Or are they just "mehh" about it. Thank you so much!
  4. The crazy part is that there are so many websites out there that have been up for years that use copyrighted images for decals. They have disclaimers and all that good stuff but what i find interesting is how are they still operating with so many copyrighted images. Maybe its just luck.
  5. zayzay

    Re-label shirts?

    You definitely can relabel legally. There are certain things that you would have to include in your custom label of coarse. In order to have your own custom label you have to include (Fiber Content ex. 100% Content, Country of origin ex. Made in USA, RN number usually 5 digits, and instructions on how to wash, ex. Wash cold tumble dry etc. etc.) The rn number identifies which company manufactured the clothing ex. Hanes 15763. Hope that helps out a bit. Everyone definitely added some great insight in regards to what you can do as an alternate but if your going to run you own clothing line or something like that there is nothing my professional than a custom printed label. If you have any questions feel free to pm me.