I was thinking that I would like to have a shirt that none of the men here would wear stylistically, so I might have a local company silkscreen a few for me. Also, do not need a picture of a man on it

T-Shirt Forums has discussed this: https://www.t-shirtforums.com/general-t-...39362.html

General consensus: Graphics on the front.

(Ain't the Internet great?! You can always find some expert to support your point of view )

(06-Apr-2019, 10:08 PM)sloscotty Wrote: T-Shirt Forums has discussed this: https://www.t-shirtforums.com/general-t-...39362.html

General consensus: Graphics on the front.

(Ain't the Internet great?!  You can always find some expert to support your point of view )

Interesting
One of those guys said look through your t-shirt drawer and see for yourself. ( mine are all on the back )  I am also 60, may be a generational thing.
Most of my shirts are for products used in competition in spectator sports where all the spectators are behind you and your back is your billboard.
Also, when on the front it has more of a chance to be obscured by your arms if you are doing anything with them.

I just think it is more visible on the back.

It took us a couple of months to come up with "what" I wonder how long for "where "

Scott

(06-Apr-2019, 10:08 PM)sloscotty Wrote: T-Shirt Forums has discussed this: https://www.t-shirtforums.com/general-t-...39362.html

General consensus: Graphics on the front.

(Ain't the Internet great?!  You can always find some expert to support your point of view )

Yeah, that's the problem with trying to get consensus in a group, whether this group of malcontents   or anywhere....you can't please everyone.  With that said, I just asked this question of my buddy who is the National rep for AnaJet printers.  If you don't know, Anajet is the newish tech for printing on clothing.  Silk screen, decals etc is so yesterday.  It is printers much like your home printer, but at a larger price.  More colors, brighter, longer lasting and since it's in that type of system, they can to one off prints of any image and still make money unlike needing to do bulk printing to make a profit like silk screen shops. 

Anajet  

So below is his quote to me as to how the industry goes on this topic.   

"If it’s two sided 99% are full back and front left chest.  If it’s one sided about 75% are left chest.  The exception is photo prints on tee shirts.  That’s almost 100% full front."

But it comes down to what you like, and some like it one way, and others like it the other way.  If there isn't a way to get the printer to agree to do it both ways, one side of the issue will be disappointed.  Such is life winners and losers, no participation trophies....



Below is the front and back of the t-shirt my long range group just did......

FRONT

 

BACK

Nicely done!

Actually, I'm with Chris on this. I'll buy and wear one either way. And if we get a choice, I'll buy one of each! (And maybe one of Kaity's pink ones to boot!)

(07-Apr-2019, 07:48 AM)sloscotty Wrote: Actually, I'm with Chris on this.  I'll buy and wear one either way.  And if we get a choice, I'll buy one of each! (And maybe one of Kaity's pink ones to boot!)

Agreed!  I said early on, regardless of the end result I was in.  Any intoFPV shirt is better than none. 

Checked my shirts. As stated above, almost all of mine are front left chest with art on back. In case it's a generational thing, I'll be 39 this year, hehe.

My work shirts are that way as well.

I'll support and buy either way, but I'm telling ya, the 3" shirt will be a hit. Maybe not in pink for me, hehe.

Deal

I think it is generational, and this type of thing with style always works its way back around. 70's and 80's, it was all artwork on the front (remember all the metal band t-shirts?), sometime in the 90's it changed to a more corporate style, something smaller on the left breast or across the front and artwork on the back. Now I've noticed its changing again with the younger crowd and artwork back on the front.

I'm 53 now so any t-shirts with artwork on the front will always remind me of being in High school in the 80's. It's totally up to Oscar though as this is his site and I'm just a guest here.

Sorry guys, I think I'd have to go with what i think is right this time since I am the one paying for it and the designer is charging a lot actually LOL    
I'm currently working with the designer on the artwork. I am hopping it will be ready in the next 2 to 3 days, then I will upload it to one of the T-shirt online makers and setup a page for purchase.

The last thing I'd like to ask is, what color t-shirt would you like to see?


I only realized there are so many online t-shirt makers, Teespring, Spreadshirt, etc... I didn't really do a thorough research because I haven't got the time, but I think I will go with RedBubble after reading a couple of recent reviews. 

By the way, you are all welcome to create your own shirt using the forum's logo and slogans, you have our permission!

Thank you for confirming we can use the artwork, Oscar!  Also, I was thinking it would be nice to have a women's cut for a shirt, but I understand that there would not be a lot of demand really (hopefully I am suddenly proven wring, but I doubt it ).  No matter what cut shirt...I look forward to wearing our team shirt proudly!

I can not wait!

I agree with Kaity.....offering up the intoFPV artwork and slogans is very kind.

Excited to see the final product.

Are you guys happy with this? A few things to confirm:

- Size of the artwork
- location
- artwork color / t-shirt color



Once we are happy with it, I can create a page where you can place your orders, where you can pick your size, and a few other shirt colors as well.

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Here is another version for white/light color t-shirt.