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Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: nexus6 on June 20, 2008, 09:13:36 am
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Choose your shirt out of an large amount of products and colors, place a design or text on it, which you can color, turn and size like you want it, to get your individual t-shirt with the LowRez-Designer.
Try it here (http://lowrezdesigner.spreadshirt.net)!
This service is only available at LowRez Europe.
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Holey moley! I would love to do a couple designs!!! I always wanted a shirt that said retro gangster, and had 2 nintendo light guns on it! Hehehe, dont steal that!
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hmm, nice idea, but ok, i wont steal it ...
btw: you could place two of the zappolero-designs on the shirt, mirror one of them an type your text on it. unfortunatelly that will become a little bit expensive because there are two designs and a text on one shirt.
(http://www.lowrez.de/gfx/shirts/zappolero.jpg)
edit: i think my suggestion wont work, because the zapper seems to bee to big to place it twice on the shirt :(
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Not a bad idea but I don't read German.... :dunno
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Wish those shirts were here in the US!
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I just make my own at home. They turn out just fine.
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Wish those shirts were here in the US!
a lot of the designs are available in the US, too, but theres no designer.
you can choose the US-shop from the startpage http://www.lowrez.de
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This simply had to be done:
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I could see myself having a lot of fun with this... Too bad it's not availible in the US.
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This simply had to be done:
hehe, you've found the next coming design for the "normal" shop.
(http://www.lowrez.de/gfx/shirts/inky.jpg)
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I could spend all day on this :)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v325/Francoberasi/wmd.png)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v325/Francoberasi/eatme.png)
Ill most likely be placing an order soon (to the UK) if anyone wants me to order anything for them and then send it on I dont mind.
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This simply had to be done:
hehe, you've found the next coming design for the "normal" shop.
(http://www.lowrez.de/gfx/shirts/inky.jpg)
That would be awesome if you had 5 kids: 4 of them ghosts and then 1 wearing a pacman.
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Wish those shirts were here in the US!
a lot of the designs are available in the US, too, but theres no designer.
you can choose the US-shop from the startpage http://www.lowrez.de
Cool! Thanks for letting me know. I like this one:
(http://cache.spreadshirt.com/image.php?type=image&partner_id=74369&product_id=3067541&img_id=1&size=huge&bgcolor_images=white)
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I just make my own at home. They turn out just fine.
I've made stencils of manilla folders using my computer and printer and then cutting them by hand with a blade (which is a bit time-consuming and wears on the hand), and then I use a dye pen. How do you do yours?
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Cool! Thanks for letting me know. I like this one:
I was going to get that one too, but I wasn't sure about the "flock" printing. I'm not exactly sure what that is but it sounds strange. It's also not a standard heavy cotton shirt and sounds like it's cut differently than the typical shirt. I decided not to buy. If you don't mind, please let me know how you like the shirt. I love that design.
-pmc
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I just make my own at home. They turn out just fine.
I've made stencils of manilla folders using my computer and printer and then cutting them by hand with a blade (which is a bit time-consuming and wears on the hand), and then I use a dye pen. How do you do yours?
I just use printable transfers.
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Cool! Thanks for letting me know. I like this one:
I was going to get that one too, but I wasn't sure about the "flock" printing. I'm not exactly sure what that is but it sounds strange. It's also not a standard heavy cotton shirt and sounds like it's cut differently than the typical shirt. I decided not to buy. If you don't mind, please let me know how you like the shirt. I love that design.
-pmc
the shirt that theShanMan shows is the heavycotton-shirt.
Flock Print:
a velvety feel, like a thin layer of plush
extremely durable
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I just use printable transfers.
And that works well? How does it compare to commercial shirts in terms of quality of image and lifetime?
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Nexus' shirts kick ass!! :applaud:
It just feels and looks professional.....nothing compared to the feeling you have with those transfer papers. It's OK for doing a little quick and funny shirt but if you want quality.....go for Nexus :)
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I just make my own at home. They turn out just fine.
I've made stencils of manilla folders using my computer and printer and then cutting them by hand with a blade (which is a bit time-consuming and wears on the hand), and then I use a dye pen. How do you do yours?
I just use printable transfers.
The problem with these is they can get hot. Not like those acrylic ones in the 70s - my god - but still. The advantage of them is you can use any color shirt. I wonder how much it would cost for embroidery?
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I just use printable transfers.
And that works well? How does it compare to commercial shirts in terms of quality of image and lifetime?
I have some I made a few years ago and I still wear them today. My wife as well.
As for them being hot, it's only a problem if you put one on the back. If it's on the front, there's no issues, but yeah, on the back, it sticks to you. (Unless you keep it small)