One off t-shirt printing

[konisaan]

Please recommend a place if you can. Looking for a long wearing high quality finish.

 

Will also need to find plain white cotton t-shirts to print on.

[Dellboy218]

No idea of the quality but quick print in Airport Plaza used to print onto T-shirts, I presume they still do.  If memory serves its opposite IT City (hope I have the right floor) on the way out to the multi story car park.

[CMKiwi]

Its a bit of an old subject but Ive just gotten back from Pantip Plaza.  My what a change has gone on in the place.  Starting to look a lot better/clean and well organised...about time!

 

I went up to the 3rd floor and had a look around. Still a lot of empty places but spotted Kustom Colors, which print direct onto a garment.

 

They have good quality cotton t shirts and a soon looking at Polo shirts. I spoke to the guy behind the counter (Ben) he's from Texas and gave me a run down on what they can do and the inks they use etc etc.   I don't ask prices as there are too many variables involved. But the choice of colors (For shirt and inks) is huge.  He will even do a one off if that's all you need.

 

You can arrive with your design on a flash drive, pick the shirt you want and he will do the rest.  Apparently he's been there for 5 months, shows how long its been since I went into Pantip.

 

I'll probably return once Ive got my design sorted out!   Hope he does well...nice setup and he already has quite a few local orders from around the area, good to see.

[dave2]

1 hour ago, CMKiwi said:

I went up to the 3rd floor and had a look around. Still a lot of empty places but spotted Kustom Colors, which print direct onto a garment.

 

here ya go :)

 

dave2

[grin]

Was in Pantip yesterday also for the first time since all the remodeling. I like the way they opened up the first floor. The open area is mostly mobile phone accessories, but now the TOT, AIS, DTAC and True shops are lined up next to each other. The BigC is larger than I expected, well stocked and items seem to be priced the same as other BigC's. Sad to see IT City reduced to such a small size.

 

We toured every floor and in general everything looks nicer. Most of the shops we have frequented in the past are still there. The 2nd and 3rd floors are still pretty empty. The food court on the 4th floor had more people than I have ever seen there before. Hopefully Pantip will be able to attract more businesses and more customers now. The only downside was that the parking lot was overflowing.

[theoldgit]

Off topic posts removed.
 

[binjalin]

23 hours ago, grin said:

Was in Pantip yesterday also for the first time since all the remodeling. I like the way they opened up the first floor. The open area is mostly mobile phone accessories, but now the TOT, AIS, DTAC and True shops are lined up next to each other. The BigC is larger than I expected, well stocked and items seem to be priced the same as other BigC's. Sad to see IT City reduced to such a small size.

 

We toured every floor and in general everything looks nicer. Most of the shops we have frequented in the past are still there. The 2nd and 3rd floors are still pretty empty. The food court on the 4th floor had more people than I have ever seen there before. Hopefully Pantip will be able to attract more businesses and more customers now. The only downside was that the parking lot was overflowing.

this is THE problem where to park?  staff take up most of those spaces very early in the morning