![]() All of these things do not warrant for a traditional wash/dry lifestyle. I have a crazy life! 5 kids, owning a business that is like 2 or 3 full time jobs, husband, animals, adulting. ![]() I'm going to tell you what I do and then I'm going to tell you what the manufacture recommendations are. Wash instructions - Here is where your preference and general life schedule may or may not take precedent to manufacturer instructions. If you hang dry your shirts, you will not notice the shrinkage as much as if you were to put your shirts in the dryer. ![]() This isn't a necessity but will help avoid seeing the shrinkage. The best possible garment to use is a blend, whether it be 50/50 cotton polyester, 80/20 cotton polyester or some other blend of cotton and polyester. This is usually never an issue but screen print transfers will show the shrinkage more than other decorating methods. 100% cotton will always shrink - even if it says it is pre-shrunk, it will shrink a small amount. Also, when using screen print transfers, keep in mind the material content. Brands such as Bella + Canvas, Gilden, Tultex etc. If you are selling shirts, the best decision is to buy brands that are created to be decorated. This chemical can cause transfers (and HTV) from adhering properly. Garments from Walmart, Target and other box stores usually have a chemical (to keep the garment fresh, avoids wrinkles etc.) applied to them. Garment choices - This can play a huge part in your quality end product.
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