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Yellow stains under the arms of a shirt get blamed on sweat, but sweat itself is nearly colorless. What's actually staining the fabric is a chemical reaction happening on your skin and inside the fib … read more

Every blank t-shirt label lists a weight in ounces — 4.2oz, 5.3oz, 6oz — and most people skip right past it on their way to color and size. That's a mistake if you're ordering for print o … read more

A worker in a bright orange vest looks compliant. Whether they actually are depends on a number most people never check: the ANSI/ISEA 107 Class printed on the tag. Class 1, 2, and 3 aren't marketing … read more

See a "preshrunk" tag on a t-shirt and most people assume the shirt has already been through the wash, so it's done shrinking for good. That's not quite what's happening. Preshrinking is something do … read more

Dye sublimation produces some of the most vivid, permanent prints in decoration — full color, edge to edge, with zero texture on the fabric. It also has one hard rule that trips people up const … read more