What shirts do you use for print?

[Thug Gipsy]

I am looking for a cheaper alternative to American Apparel (stays soft, keeps colors, doesnt shrink too fast), the AA2001 shirt. I´ve checked out the Gildan Softstyle 64000 and the Anvil 980. The Gildan looks kinda thin and the Anvil, i had no experience with those. What else is out there?

[phoondaddy]

I usually don't print shirts.

Hope that helps, Thug!

[andy_schmidt]

The gildan is thin, but its quality. I posted a similar thread many moons ago and the consensus was Tutlex shirts. Only shitty thing is they don't have as many warehouses so shipping options are usually a little limited.

[JustinHelton]

Tultex I have used on my 2 newest shirts...love them! Especially the blends...they are great!

[taliban]

I second the tultex

[zlandrum]

huh, I found the shirts that I printed on tultex sucked in comparison to the gildan soft shirt I got from Johnny Sampson... In my opinion the gildan feels better, seems to be of better quality. The tultex I got seemed to shrink after the wash. But I've only ordered one batch of shirts from them, could just be that particular make.

[lil_tuffy]

Tultex is good but I can rarely get the full count I need in every size. Especially if you want black.

[farleypig]

i heart Next Level. Same Vintage cut for Mens, but sized a little better. The women's (the v is the best) is super soft and thin and stretchy. as a 105 lb woman with a boy figure, i hate the AA. I have to wear a large in AA so i don't suffocate. that is just wrong.

[perkins]

Everything is cheaper than AA.

Never tried Tultex. Gildan has always fit me
comfy without too many issues. American Apparel T's fit me like a sausage casing, I can't wear em. I've been printing on Hanes tagless Ts lately.

I like Bella for girls' Ts.

[perkins]

Everything is cheaper than AA.

I like Bella for girls' Ts.