The fact that you up the design size according to size, you a real one. I know its more money and more work but us big body guys really appreciate a proportionate design to our big t shirt! You a real one! Showin love from Bay Area, CA
My main reason for using Supacolor for me is time. I make a lot of shirts and I absolutely do not have time for how long it takes to make one DTF. I need to be quick. I now am looking for something that has Supacolor quality less the Supacolor price even though I love their transfers. They do have a 10 pieces min and like most companies, the price gets lower with volume. Another thing I wish Supacolor would do is to allow you to mix designs within quantity which they don't. Maybe I don't need 10 pieces of one design because I have multiple designs. For one design for all the reasons Allan gave earlier Supacolor is definitely something I would suggest. I have a question for you Allan what is the difference in feel washability between DTF and Supacolor transfers? I also would like to know lets say you have 20 different designs in your store and a customer buys one of each. In my example, you dont have a dtg or dtf machine and we are talking purely about ordering a transfer from a company like Supacolor. How would you handle that order without completely destroying your profit margins? Thank you
Thought I'd chime in and offer some assistance to one of your concerns. Supacolor has what's called Gang Sheets which allows you to add multiple designs to a sheet that measures 11.7" by 16.5". You can add as many designs as possible if you can fit them into the dimensions of the sheet. The minimum order comes with 10 pages and you can add more if need be. This option isn't completely solving your issue because you'll still have 10 of each design, but it still gives you the option of multiple designs on 1 sheet. I don't remember the price point off the top of my head but it can actually save you having to buy 20 individual designs if you can fit them all into that page. I'm assuming you aren't aware of the suggestion but if you are I apologize for jumping into your conversation. I just thought I'd offer some advice because I wish I'd known about it before buying so many designs. The good thing is that some of those extra designs came in handy when a new customer saw a shirt or Hoodie from months back and I was able to make her one because I had leftover transfers. Hope I helped. Keep creating!!
Waddup A-Dubb! I'm debating on witch one I wanna purchase.. TRANSPRO PLUS 16X20 SEMI-AUTO HEAT PRESS OR WALAPress Pro 20x24 Auto-Open Heat Press w/ Drawer ..?
Awesome video man but quick question How do you find the different transfers between medium and large? What measurements do you do to find the perfect one for each size. Thank you !
The big print was 15” x11.6. The small was 11.6x10 The containers i got from the container store. If you don’t have a container store near you here is my Amazon link for comparable containers. amzn.to/3KcEvXo
Thank you for the helpful video! I do most of my designs in RGB on photoshop, have you noticed any big changes in RGB color when receiving the product from SupaColor?
Hi! New here. Really like your channel. I’m starting on my business soon and wanted to know what equipment suggestions do you recommend starting off with? I’m in a budget but I’m thinking no more than about 2500. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I recently used Stahl's and TransferExpress. There were so many problems. I understand one; but the colors were streaked on over 100 transfers. About 5 didn't have glue on the back. There were many problems. Then after one wash, the design didn't look good. So ..... now I am terribly afraid to promise a client quality and not get it. Do you really stand behind Supacolor?
How good did those designs hold after washing the garment? I'm using Ultra Color Max from Stahl's but a large print I used on the back of a shirt was kinda coming off after doing a medium high in the dryer.
Supacolour customer here. I believe the prints will outlast the t-shirts and hoodies I applied them to. Been washing and wearing the heck out of the clothes (my brand) and still looks like new. Pricey, but you get what you pay for.
I'm new to this all and your channel lol I'm lost on half of what you said I really want to make tshirts as a beginner everyone is telling me to order transfer prints it would be easier so where to I order them nevermind you answer me thank you so much
Allen, what do I need once I order the Supa color designs, a good heat press machine and t shirts orders? Wanted to see what the over all cost would be to start doing supa color t shirts business. Thanks!
Heat press, transfers and t shirts. Get a good heat press like the wala pro 16x20 from heat transfer warehouse. Wala Pro Drawer Auto open heattransfer.ositracker.com/159730/11767/url_21685
Great info! If I go with using Supacolors instead of getting a dtg machine(my heat press machine just came) how can I create my designs to upload to them to make? Is there a certain software that I need?
Thank you for the info. Just wondering how long it takes to get the Supacolor prints and what you charge your customers for these shirts. It seems people in my area aren't willing to wait even 3 days for their shirts and they want them really cheap. I'm charging $18 for a full color shirt and they want them for $10. Thanks for any help you can offer.
I would never sell a full color shirt for $10 that is to low and not even worth the time. A good quality shirt is about $4 with shipping costs and if you are buying your transfers you are pretty much breaking even or might be at a loss and we didn’t even factor in your time. I would let that customer go elsewhere. Your price is your price.
@@adubbproductions Thank you for your expert advise. I feel so much better knowing I'm not being unreasonable. Your input is very important to me and your tutorials and info are priceless. Thanks agiain for taking the time to help me out.
I like Supa color better. To me making my own dtf transfers is twice the work and not worth the time. If I get an order for 20 shirts i have to first create the transfers then press then on shirts. I’d much rather just press ready made transfers into shirts. Also in my option Supacolor finish is better. I don’t know what they are using but it’s worth it. It also lasts longer in my experience. Try it for yourself and compare the two.
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