If you’ve ever seen foil on professionally printed t-shirts, you may already be interested in your own custom foil t-shirts. Your new custom tees can be printed with any one of a half dozen briliant, gorgeous colors of in stock foil, with other colors available via special order.
You’ve seen shirts in stores with foil treatments. You’ve maybe even thought it would be really cool to get some for your sisters for your sorority. Here’s the easiest way to get your own custom sorority shirts with gorgeous foil treatments. We’re more than just your local print shop–we sell our product all over the country, and it shows in our quality.
One of the benefits of RMR Designs is that we have a staff of talented illustrators and artists that can create and bring your school mascot to life without resorting to stale clipart or images taken from the internet.
Let’s be honest: the path to fame and fortune is harder than ever for bands. Venues aren’t paying what they used to. Recording costs continue to grow with no guarantee that you’ll see a profit. Making a profit on merch – particularly shirts – is more important than ever for bands of all sizes.
There are a lot of print shops out there, but not many have professional graphic artists with years of experience of making matchless merch for bands at affordable prices that make it easy to turn a profit.
RMR Designs has 20 years of experience in:
When you work with RMR Designs, your shirts will look as great as you sound – guaranteed!
Being artists, maybe you already have the ideas and graphics needed to make your merch a smash. In that case, making successful shirts is easy using our QuickQuote tool!
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RMR Designs has 20 years of experience in:
With that kind of experience, we can ensure products for your shop or logo shirts for your business end up looking great – guaranteed! Perhaps you already have ideas and only need the tools to bring them to life. Using your own graphics to make a terrific shirt is easy using our QuickQuote tool!
A lot of schools and other educational groups are using custom-printed t-shirts in a variety of ways that foster school spirit, enhance safety, or raise much-needed funds. Let’s look at a few of these solutions:
We get a lot of questions from customers about whether we can print photos on t-shirts. A lot of potential customers think it’s not possible to print a high-quality, durable photo on a shirt, possibly because the iron-on solutions out there are so poor. Here are some things you need to know about using photos when creating your custom t-shirt:
Yes! Our simulated process screen-printing technique is perfect for high quality photographs. We have printed thousands of high-end illustrations and drawings with this same process. High quality photographs contain similar levels of detail and color. We are leaders in photographic printing on shirts.
A beautiful video about ink manufacturing for printing inks similar to the ones used at RMR Designs. Quite interesting, highly recommended.
It may look messy, but Screenprinting Ink can transform a plain shirt into an amazing product.
Screen Printing has a lot of elements, but one of the most basic elements of Screen Print design is Color. Color provides contrast or total subtleties, and can make or break a piece of art. Our color is achieved largely with paint-like textile inks called plastisols, which provide the most brilliant color available in screenprint art, as well as the best possible wear and washability.
In it’s most basic form, textile inks are made from particles of pigment suspended in kind of liquid base. Some are water-based and some, like plastisols, require solvents for cleanup. Modern textile inks are easily disposed of with environmentally sound methods and are completely harmless to wear. Continue reading
Film positives are ‘burned’ into the emulsion on the exposure unit, and then washed out with a high pressure water hose in a lighted sink.
Like it says in the name, Screen Printing is mostly about the screens. The quality of your shirts and the prints on them are based largely on the quality of the screens you make. They are probably the most important piece of equipment in any printer’s shop and usually the most likely taken for granted.
In order to get an image onto a shirt, ink is basically pushed through a stencil onto a Tee Shirt. That stencil is made by applying a light sensitive emulsion to one of our screens, exposing it to light, and washing out the non-exposed area. Like magic, the emulsion falls away when wet and we are left with a stencil of our artwork, ready to deposit ink on Tees. Continue reading
