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I used the Gildan 5000 Unisex Heavy Cotton Tee for all shirts. Thanks for asking

Nice! Good luck with your print on demand endeavors.

I used the Gildan 5000 Unisex Heavy Cotton Tee for all shirts. Thanks

@@philwoodrum8659 that product is selection has a lot to do with the results do due the quality of the cotton, which is low quality carded open end cotton (it's not ideal for DTG prints). If you wanted to save on cost and get a good gauge on how the quality of these print providers more efficiently than the Gildan 64000 was the way to go because it's a shirt made of ring spun cotton , a higher quality material so by comparison it offers a much smoother surface for DTG prints.

Does the black color show through the white print and vice versa? Did you use double layer with SwiftPOD or just 1?

@@ProfZoomer I ordered a black tshirt (American Apparel 1301 to be exact) and black of the fabric shows through the colors of the print, if that's what you mean. Besides that there's no white border anywhere. However Bella+ Canvas from Underground threads had the white border around red area (as if they printed red onto white). Another update though: the other day I ordered recycled Bella+Canvas from SwiftPOD and this time it was super muted colors and had the white border. I feel like they're using all different techniques for differenet t-shirts ,which kinda sucks. It's hard to tell whether the provided is good, when it's so inconsistent

@@ProfZoomer oh and by the way I don't know what you mean by 'double layer'

@@alli-anngrin1730 Thank you for your response. By 'double layer' I meant, there was a myth that if you were uploading your design to POD company, you would put one photo on top of another, for example in the 'Printify'. They would be forced to print your photo/design twice, and then there would be a thicker layer of paint. Maybe 1 year ago that was a thing but since my last comment I have learned a lot and right now I know there are other solutions to get thicker layer of paint.

@@ProfZoomer What is a better solution??