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ELA
Denmark4608 Posts
On October 19 2011 21:28 Zhul wrote: Does this mean that american large is sth like XXXXL in Europe? :D General rule of thumb is, that a US medium = EU Large. US Large = EU X-Large for t-shirts I find this helpful when shopping via. the internet http://www.csgnetwork.com/clothingmenconv.html | ||
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BradenKuntz
Canada59 Posts
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legendre20
United States316 Posts
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
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Kiwiandapple
Belgium240 Posts
On October 19 2011 23:24 ELA wrote: General rule of thumb is, that a US medium = EU Large. US Large = EU X-Large for t-shirts I find this helpful when shopping via. the internet http://www.csgnetwork.com/clothingmenconv.html nOOOoo god damnit, when the first tshirt were on sale, i could only buy a small - the rest was sold out - and apparently that is the perfect size , but i soooo want one - so guess ill just buy a large - wich will be an XL for me (europe) so ill be able to swim in them.. grrrrrr - I vote for an EU sell off those - all the time i get home from work, i check TL and see 'new tshirts for sale' and then they are always sold out for the sizes that are the most common. either that or just make more at once so EU people dont have to call in sick all month to get there right size of tshirt. | ||
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routinetrafficstop
United States180 Posts
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unnamedplayr
United States9 Posts
DAMN YOU other people who got a medium sized shirt! | ||
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zYwi3c
Poland1811 Posts
will wait till next sellout :< | ||
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routinetrafficstop
United States180 Posts
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zeox
Norway314 Posts
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StatX
Canada343 Posts
Is there a way to get a larger shirt even if it costs more? | ||
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algue
France1436 Posts
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m-ray
United States21 Posts
That means the shoulder prints, which have a very precise location, have to be aligned uniquely for each shirt. What this also means is that we can't simply screenprint straight to the shirt. Instead, we screenprint the plastisol inks onto transfer paper, which allows us to then cut the transfer paper and position the cutout graphics properly to each shirt's unique dimensions. Once we have the graphics where we want them, we use a pneumatic heat press to get the ink to the shirt. Here's a short video of the process and you can find a bit more info/pictures on the teesey.com blog. Also feel free to ask me here if you have any questions about how the shirts are made or the process behind them. I hope this is interesting to some of you and goes some way to explain why making more is easier said than done. | ||
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ZorroW
Sweden31 Posts
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Kiwiandapple
Belgium240 Posts
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Zorgaz
Sweden2951 Posts
On October 20 2011 00:24 m-ray wrote: One of the reasons there aren't more is simply because of the technical challenges in producing these shirts. In order to get it right, each shirt is done by hand. There is a slight lack of uniformity in a case of blank shirts, like in the way the shoulder seam is creased, the diameter of the neck hole, and the presence of deep creases where artwork needs to be. That means the shoulder prints, which have a very precise location, have to be aligned uniquely for each shirt. What this also means is that we can't simply screenprint straight to the shirt. Instead, we screenprint the plastisol inks onto transfer paper, which allows us to then cut the transfer paper and position the cutout graphics properly to each shirt's unique dimensions. Once we have the graphics where we want them, we use a pneumatic heat press to get the ink to the shirt. Here's a short video of the process and you can find a bit more info/pictures on the teesey.com blog. Also feel free to ask me here if you have any questions about how the shirts are made or the process behind them. I hope this is interesting to some of you and goes some way to explain why making more is easier said than done. That is very informative man! Thanks  Man i missed it again =/. | ||
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Muffinman53
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IrishMist
Ireland9 Posts
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Kiwiandapple
Belgium240 Posts
On October 20 2011 00:52 IrishMist wrote: I ordered large, i hope its not too big. Guess I should of ordered medium huh... I am so skinny - i will swim in my large tshirt for sure ;( so anoying that europe has the worse end off it, i guess i should just check tl every morning before i got to work - or something..  | ||
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Wabbit
United States1028 Posts
On October 19 2011 23:24 ELA wrote: General rule of thumb is, that a US medium = EU Large. US Large = EU X-Large for t-shirts I find this helpful when shopping via. the internet http://www.csgnetwork.com/clothingmenconv.html I did not check your link, but since Teesey tees printed the shirts, you can check their website: http://www.teesey.com/faq/#faq_12 | ||
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