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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: Grape Ape on September 09, 2013, 09:59:59 AM
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Which way do you all run sentence text on your long sleeves both sides?
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I always run sleeves so that the text can be read from the side when the arm is raised (and pointing forward)
Right - start at the top
Left - start at the wrist
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We go up the right - starting at the wrist- and down the left - starting at the shoulder
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Two posts, two opposite answers. hmmmmm
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we do like frog says, the other way is upside down when your arms are extended. We do a lot for the police, and if their guns are drawn, they want it right side up.
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We run it right side up from wrist and left side down from top.
Good point about the police and any other group that is pointing a gun.
For visuals do you all think the way Frog does it is best or the other way.
Thanks for the quick replys.
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and also that way the text is right side up when your arms are crossed too.
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I always run sleeves so that the text can be read from the side when the arm is raised (and pointing forward)
Right - start at the top
Left - start at the wrist
This way, always.
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Quote from: Frog on Today at 10:03:46 AM
I always run sleeves so that the text can be read from the side when the arm is raised (and pointing forward)
Right - start at the top
Left - start at the wrist
This way, always.
not if the customer asks for it the other way...just sayin'
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The exception that proves the rule. You're right, fortunately no-one has asked for us to do it the wrong way in the last 20+ years ;D
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The exception that proves the rule. You're right, fortunately no-one has asked for us to do it the wrong way in the last 20+ years ;D
I have had folks ask, until they actually saw what they were going to get!