Decided we needed a sample shirt for the shop to show customers just how great the results are when using vinyl transfers. They are lightweight, thin, flexible and resist cracking and peeling. In fact the manufacturer says the transfers will out last the garment to which they are attached. Nice!

We did a bright yellow on this royal blue t-shirt to show the contrast and detail of the lion…especially the tiny version on the sleeve.

So schools, teams, whatever….bring it on!

A local group wanted to make a point without making a fuss so they contacted us. They needed shirts and knew what they wanted to say but unfortunately they were not able to find an electronic version of their own logo. We recreated their logo and laid out their text in vinyl transfer on 100 navy t-shirts for the group event.

Their sea of blue stood out amongst the crowd of thousands. They got their message out and looked the most organized and unified of the groups at the event. Plus the t-shirts were a practical souvenir for all.

Can you say “Mission Accomplished”?

Bill from next door stopped in. They were having a golf tournament over the weekend and wanted he something that would help the leader stand out amongst the group.

We took this Nike dry weave shirt and simply added leader mark of Bill’s choice under the front chest logo. We used vinyl transfer for this in the same way the Nike logo had been applied by the manufacturer so it looked like the shirt came that way. Amazing how the vinyl works on virtually any kind of natural and man made fabrics.

Bill was pleased with the results…and hopefully he got a turn with the shirt during the tournament.

A good friend of ours called Mike is heavily involved in bicycle racing. He invited a bunch of his friends to watch his first race of the season down at the Velodrome.

To show our support we designed a logo and made vinyl transfers for deep red t-shirts from Gildan. We passed them out to his friends in the stands where we all cheered him on.

He was stunned, moved and inspired. Amazing what you can do with a t-shirt isn’t it?