Re: Zero Subaru Shirt

Description: You wake up one day and say "Wow I really want a Re:zero shirt right now" So you go to your computer and search for Re: Zero shirts. To your shock, disgust, and somewhat arousal you are bombarded with many shirts of Rems tits and maybe a few shirts of the female characters doing unsavory things. You are looking desperately for some kind of shirt that will satisfy your need for a cool looking Re:zero shirt featuring the main character. Well if you stumbled upon this page your search is over! My shirt is not only unique because of the design, which is something I did myself, but how many orange Re:zero shirts do you see? Like seriously orange is this mans color and no one uses it as the shirt color! Purchase this shirt and watch as you are swarmed with compliments from fellow anime lovers. 5.3 Standard Gildan Did you know that most of the anime shirts on this website are printed with using a DTG (Direct to Garment) method? What does that mean for them? Essentially it allows the shirts to absorb the print and it also allows them to do full color prints. This means that typically there isn't much texture to the print. Some people might like lack of texture but just be aware those prints typically aren't as durable as other imprint methods. I personally do not use this method and actually screen print all of the shirts. This means I'm limited on the amount of colors I can do, but the end result leads to a more vibrant print that also lasts much longer. This is one of the main reasons I have no problem taking real life photos of my shirts instead of the stock images you see everywhere else. I don't use any photoshop or anything, what you see is what you get. My prints also have a texture to them which I personally love. The biggest issue with screen printing is that it can and will eventually start to crack after enough washes. I've had my Noragami shirt for about 4 years so far and so far very little cracks. I'll let you know how to avoid them. These tips are good for any imprinted shirt regardless of how they were printed. Always wash inside out. Wash on cold water. Don't use bleach. Dry them on a delicate setting or hang them to dry. AND don't be lazy and leave them in your hamper after you just washed them. Yeah you know who you are.... I've actually done this with other shirts where I leave them in the hamper for a day, then go to fold them the next day only to find that the imprint now has a bunch of cracks on it. Putting it in the hamper is fine and wont cause any issues at all, but something about leaving them in there after they were just recently washed makes it more likely that cracks will form. As soon as its dry and done get it hung up or folded right away. If you follow all of these steps then your shirt should last for a very long time.

Price: 12 USD

Location: Diamond Bar, California

End Time: 2024-11-06T13:09:41.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.93 USD