Screen Printing

[semiradgyrl.livejournal.com]

i was wondering if any of you know of any local/indie businesses that do silk screen printing on apparel in the area?
i am looking to collaborate with an indie business that is preferably local in a business a friend of mine and i are creating... and need access to someone that can transfer graphics/logos onto apparel in a custom manner...
anyone know of anyone decent?
can you give me websites?
the only one i have seen so far is:
www.cafepress.com
and i'm not really impressed with them...
any sugesstions?
thanks.

Comments

Silk Screening

[reed-davis.livejournal.com]

I remember reading something about two of the guys from The Johnny Come Latelies operating some type of silk screening business.
You might be able to contact Damon through the Tir'Na Nog's website
www.thenog.com
Crazy I know, but it just might work!

[ukelele.livejournal.com]

You want indie? Go to http://apo.mit.edu and see who is in charge of silkscreening these days. (APO is a community service fraternity, and MIT's chapter has silkscreening equipment and is usually happy to have an excuse to use it. They might not be able to help you immediately at this time of year, but then again I know a lot of them are around over the summer.)

thanks

[semiradgyrl.livejournal.com]

the link you provided was an online books registration page... do you have any other contact info for that group? also it would be an ongoing job, not just one order.. could they really do a job like that being that they are in school and have other commitments? thanks again.

Silk Screening

[reed-davis.livejournal.com]

I was able to find a link for a guy that does silk screening. The business is run by two musicians in Somerville.
Here is the link :http://www.hemlockink.com/
Not sure if it's what your looking for, but good luck.

Re: thanks

[ukelele.livejournal.com]

Oh. Uh. Sorry, should have checked that link -- that's not what it used to be...Try http://www.mit.edu/~apo/, in particular http://www.mit.edu/~apo/silkscreening.shtml. I'm not sure who's doing silkscreening these days and how they would feel about an ongoing thing; I imagine it depends on how ongoing you mean.

Re: Silk Screening

[semiradgyrl.livejournal.com]

thanks for the info, i'm checking into them today. i totally appreciate it...