FS: Design your own Retrogaming-T-Shirt

[nexus6]

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!

This service is only available at LowRez Europe.

[BASS!]

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!

[nexus6]

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.



edit: i think my suggestion wont work, because the zapper seems to bee to big to place it twice on the shirt

[IG-88]

Not a bad idea but I don't read German....

[TheShanMan]

Wish those shirts were here in the US!

[Ginsu Victim]

I just make my own at home. They turn out just fine.

[nexus6]

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

[Q*Bert_OP]

This simply had to be done:

[Timstuff]

I could see myself having a lot of fun with this... Too bad it's not availible in the US.

[nexus6]

This simply had to be done:

hehe, you've found the next coming design for the "normal" shop.

[Franco B]

I could spend all day on this





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.

[TheShanMan]

This simply had to be done:

hehe, you've found the next coming design for the "normal" shop.

That would be awesome if you had 5 kids: 4 of them ghosts and then 1 wearing a pacman.

[TheShanMan]

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:

[Ummon]

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?

[pmc]

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

[Ginsu Victim]

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.

[nexus6]

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

[TheShanMan]

I just use printable transfers.

And that works well? How does it compare to commercial shirts in terms of quality of image and lifetime?

[Luigi]

Nexus' shirts kick ass!! 


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

[Ummon]

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?

[Ginsu Victim]

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)