what blend for tshirts to use transfer paper?

[Deesknee]

I have decorated tshirts for many of our trips. I usually just pick up tshirts when I see what feels like a decent shirt for a decent price. Now I see some people on these boards use Jiffyshirts. I wonder what blend, style people here find are best. Also, are the sizes accurate?

Thanks for any help!

 

[noahdove]

I use 100% cotton shirts from jiffyshirts.com I use the ladies Giland for myself as they fit better. I do know that the infant young toddler shirts are NOT true to size and they for whatever the reason also shrink

 

[Deesknee]

I use 100% cotton shirts from jiffyshirts.com I use the ladies Giland for myself as they fit better. I do know that the infant young toddler shirts are NOT true to size and they for whatever the reason also shrink

Thanks for the info! I am curious, when you say they fit better. Do you like a more fitted tshirt? I like them loose, as I am over weight.

 

[noahdove]

Actually I am short and have lost several pounds since Jan. but, when I say they fit better, I mean they aren't long on me, they just hit at my once "fluffy" waist. Now, they still sit there but without the roll around my waist.I like how they feel. If you feel you need your regular size, just go with a different brand. Good luck

 

[Deesknee]

Actually I am short and have lost several pounds since Jan. but, when I say they fit better, I mean they aren't long on me, they just hit at my once "fluffy" waist. Now, they still sit there but without the roll around my waist.I like how they feel. If you feel you need your regular size, just go with a different brand. Good luck

thank you and... Congratulations on the weight loss!!

 

[M_I_C_K_E_Y]

I normally buy either the Gildan brand or the Jerzees brand. I prefer the Jerzees 50/50 just because I think they feel softer to me but 100% cotton is truly the recommended type.

 

[noahdove]

Thanks deesknee, I am really working hard on my weight loss, today I have been awful, but, tomorrow I will get back on the right path