So glad to hear this helped you! I've seen pocket logos on the sides of shirts, closer to the center and up around the collar bone. The X and Y metaphor we use in this video makes things so much easier, regardless of garment size. Stay tuned for more!
One of the things I struggled with starting and there's so many "do this" or "use this tool" for left chests and this is one of the easiest ways I've seen/heard it be explained. A+ video
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It’s so different everywhere you see it.. I go with the first measurement from the shoulder 7” then move it 4” from the center of the shirt. I’ve purchased 4 tools and each one gave something different, until I found my own sweat spot.
That's awesome! Testing is the best way to find what is ideal for our own workflow. As sizes/distance can very this method has been very consistent for me over the years with different pocket logo transfers!
Hey there! I would follow the same guidelines for the polo, just be sure to pay attention to the height part depending on the shape of your pocket logo. Also, I use different settings as well for polos depending on the fabric: ru-vid.comb1XPUrrrszY
Good day, I'm a beginner in this printing world and I already started printing DTF just today at 20sec. 160F, am I doing right....from Leyte Philippines.
Good day! What film are you using? The time sounds in the correct range but the temperature seems quite low for Fahrenheit. Are we sure that is not Celsius?
Great question: on adult sizes around 4" wide is pretty standard and then the height will ratio out to whatever keeps aspect ratio. If the pocket print is a circle or square I may go a little smaller perhaps around 3.5" width. If the logo is more of a rectangle shape and not an even square I sometimes will drag the width wider to about 4.125" Hope this helps, feel free to send me a file to review for a more specific recommendation: Estevan@aaprintsupplyco.com
Hey there! In this video we tried to stay away from providing measurements but rather coordinates. The edge of the collar should always be the middle point of the transfer and the armpit/sleeve stitch will give you an approximate range of height placement. You can use a piece of tape to preview the transfer on the 3X to get a visual before hand and confirm/make any adjustments!
Hello, this video was more on pocket logo positioning placement. For transfer instructions it is best to always follow the directions of your particular film as settings can vary manufacturer to manufacturer