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If you are looking for a specific style of shirt and want to get a jump on picking out the product before you call us to order please feel free to check out the American Apparel catalog: http://americanapparel.net/wholesaleresources/catalog/browse.html If you are looking for a brand other than American Apparel that is maybe less expensive and locally distributed please click the link below: http://www.wearables4you.com/ Call with any questions…  Read More →

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Here at Think Screen Print we print for a lot of local companies that have been a staple in this community for years.  One that stands out is Hoodlums Music and Movies in Tempe.  If you dont know the history, Hoodlums is one of the best record stores in town.  Well known for the huge support they give to the local art and music scene and for their incredible inventory and ability to get you anything you are looking for.  They used to be located... 

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this dude foreknown is an  mc   that really sticks out from alot of em in the valley. check him out. he’s a good song writer with dope rythmics. hes got an ep bout to drop called the uglyness of beauty on orchestra and mla records. check him out on myspace. www.myspace.com/asthewreck shirt designs by dunlap studios download this song yo. hopfeully he doesnt get pissed.  01-the-ugly  Read More →

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We can not reproduce a 72dpi image on shirt.  Well we could, but it would look something like this: if 72dpi was a person it would be a jerk. All images from websites are usually 72 dpi, so no, we can not take the logo from your website.  Unless you dont mind that it looks like a mistake.  If you can get a clean high res version of the logo from whoever created it or let us know and we can recreate it for you! 300 dpi is the minimum resolution... 

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It seems like people are obsessed with the feel of the print these days.  We offer water based screen printing inks that have a much softer feel than plastisol (you know the plastic thick ink used on most screen printed shirts since the 80’s) especially on light colored shirts. We offered it in the past but the old water based inks were really hard to work with, the ink would dry in the screen and it was so soupy that you couldn’t really... 

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We can print your logo with water based ink on organic cotton canvas tote bags for your next convention or event!  We can also print on hemp, bamboo or cotton/poly totes with water based inks.  Soy based inks also available!  We love projects that are environmentally conscious so contact us for all the available options. Regular canvas totes with a one color logo for 2.10/pc  printed! There are a lot of options possible, we jump over obstacles,... 

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We have been printing for Fuzzy Balls for almost 3 years now and we love projects like this. Roy Wasson Valle is the artist and designer and he always comes in with a challenging but well thought out experiment and design excellent for screenprinting. One thing about his designs is they are designed with screenprinting in mind. A lot of times people will design some beautiful stuff that looks amazing on a computer screen but just isnt realistic... 

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IF SO… -There must be a .125in bleed so text or pictures do not get cut or lost. -In order for the colors to print correctly, your color mode must be set to CMYK. -For the image to print clearly, the resolution must be set to 300dpi. -Your file must be submitted in one of the following formats:jpeg,pdf,psd and tif. Send files to art@thinkpro.net or log on to www.thinkpro.net  Read More →

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First off the art must be a decent resolution to get a good reproduction.  If the art is on paper and scanned, like a painting or a drawing it needs to be scanned at least 300dpi.   If the art is good then we can take it from the computer to the films, splitting the colors up and making it print ready is fun.  We take the films and put them positive side on screens coated with photo emulsion.  We then expose the screens for the appropriate amount... 

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