HELP! What company do you use to get your custom Disney shirt designs silkscreened?

[collectoraholic]

Seems more and more customize your own t-shirt companies will not print anything Disney related. With each Disney cruise we've designed a family tee for, I get shot down by more and more on-line companies due to 'copyright infringement'. We're doing the Med cruise this summer and are currently having difficulties finding an on-line company willing to print our design. The ONLY thing on it that is DCL/Disney is the DCL 'swoosh' logo (waves w/ Mickeyhead inside). Everything else on the shirt doesn't seem to be a problem, yet we've submitted our design to numerous places with no luck. So here I am, begging the DIS faithful to help a fellow Diser out and give me ideas where else to try to get our shirts printed. We've tried the following (to just name a few) with no luck:

UBER Prints
Custom Ink
Print Fly (just too cost prohibitive, so not sure if they'd do it or not)

Anyone with any other ideas, I would greatly appreciate the help. This is a time sensitive matter b/c we leave in just 2 weeks for the Med...so the clock is ticking.

Thanks in advance!

~Collectoraholic

 

[RustManFan]

that is why we DISign for DIY and iron on transfers....we do not anticipate use of companies that violate Disney copyrights

 

[collectoraholic]

that is why we DISign for DIY and iron on transfers....we do not anticipate use of companies that violate Disney copyrights

Yes, I get that. We've done that before but iron on never looks as nice. Just thought I'd put it out there to see if anyone has any place they've used, and I'm sure there's at least 1 Diser that has ordered on-line like I have done in the past. If no one replies that they've done it, no harm-no foul. Not out anything for just asking.

 

[goingtowdwwithkiddos]

amymickey iron ons turn out way better than any other I have used my shirts look great

 

[collectoraholic]

amymickey iron ons turn out way better than any other I have used my shirts look great

How does one go about getting those?

Thanks in advance!

 

[marneb]

How does one go about getting those?

Thanks in advance!

Go to her website amymickey.com and order from there. She is really quick with shipping. The shirts I made 3 years ago and 1 1/2 years ago using her transfer paper still look great. Just follow her direction that she sends with the transfer paper. Best part is you don't have to reverse image like you do with so many other transfers and they look great on any colored shirt- even the really dark ones! Just be sure when printing you set printer to photo printing quality and you give them time to dry before ironing them on.

 

[collectoraholic]

Go to her website amymickey.com and order from there. She is really quick with shipping. The shirts I made 3 years ago and 1 1/2 years ago using her transfer paper still look great. Just follow her direction that she sends with the transfer paper. Best part is you don't have to reverse image like you do with so many other transfers and they look great on any colored shirt- even the really dark ones! Just be sure when printing you set printer to photo printing quality and you give them time to dry before ironing them on.

Thanks for the 411, marneb! I appreciate it.

 

[bgem75]

So far i only have a few shirts made but i did use Amy's transfers.
Here are the ones i have done so far.
I love how they came out and have already had someone ask me where i bought "that" shirt!!!

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3124695