The Peanuts I’m in the dirtbag left shirt

Appliqué is a well known decoration technique you’ve seen across styles like sports jerseys. The Peanuts I’m in the dirtbag left shirt Greek life apparel, and beyond. This decoration style  is where a piece of fabric is cut into an intricate shape and sewn onto another larger piece of fabric, usually a separate garment piece. But how do you mix up this technique to stand out even more? We’re breaking down three ways to apply appliqué to your next blank apparel project.

The Peanuts I’m in the dirtbag left shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

(Unisex Tee)

(Premium Ladies)

(Unisex Hoodie)

(Unisex Raglan Short)

Brett explains the importance of steering people to using premium garments. The Peanuts I’m in the dirtbag left shirt He says We don’t quote the lower level of garments for our customers. When a customer comes to us and says we want 10,000 shirts, we say use BELLA+CANVAS 3001. It’s not that much more expensive, but in the long run, you get a huge amount of impressions. People will actually wear that shirt and maybe even call it their favorite T-Shirt. The investment will pay in dividends down the road. When you chose a premium basic over a trade basic, you’re setting yourself up to create a consistent and high-quality experience for your customers. When a garment is soft, fits well and looks great, people will wear it again and again, essentially becoming a walking billboard for your company providing significant impressions that convert to end-user sales! Once the customer has decided on the shirt and the designer has created something specifically for that garment, the next decision is the type of ink. Is it a 100% cotton shirt or a shirt that will discharge well? Are you printing for a big brand that needs complete Pantone accuracy? If so, you might want to revert to a plastisol ink to make sure you’re spot on with color matching every time.

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