no polo's are done with a different kinda weave so they'll never have that same non-course feel like a Tee, if you want a polo that feels like a Ralph Lauren but without the price of a designer name go with either:

055 Steadman by Hanes 100% cotton (90% cotton 10% poly on "light steel")

H960 Hanes StayClean blended Jersey 50/50 (this is ring spun meaning compared to the 055 that is welt knit, this we'll feel slightly better to the touch but is 1oz lighter and only 50% cotton)

 

I approved the second sew off on Friday with a minor change and will be getting my shirt sewn first. I'll be the ginny pig. I already had a light blue shirt and will get navy thread only. I think Chris has an order from one other person so I guess you guys can go ahead and get started with your orders. I wouldn't wait till the last minute.

PoLaK, thanks for your input.

 

Can you post a picture of the embroidery when complete?

 

Yep, will do.

 

Are you 'digitizing' the logo by yourself or are you letting chris handle that, I've always let people in Korea do it for me dirt cheep but I'd like to learn, what program do you use if you are infact doing it?

 

I swapped out the digitizing for scanning in his price list and converting to PDF. Don't get no cheeper than that. I don't know what he is using for software. Guess I could ask him this evening when I drop by.

 

Software Chris uses is "Tajima" from Pulse. I use Adobe Illustrator for concept. What do you use?

 

Can we get a "hash" mark on the sleeve for every track day? lol. But----- that would be cool. How can I order from way down here in Macon.
?OD

 

Ideas & Images
273 Industrial Park Drive
Lawrenceville, GA 30045

Chris Price

Catalog: corporatechoice.com
Download price list: Price List
Email: ideasandimages@atlatt.com

Phone: 770-513-0375

 

Where the hell have I been, and how did I miss this thread. I will be placing my order today. Don, can I email Chris to submit my order?

 

trhoads, Yes, you should be able to. You may also want to call just to make contact. Dropping off a shirt will net you a embroidery for only $6 so that's cheep if you have a spare one you want to try it out on. That is what I'm doing. He is sewing mine off today.

 

all of my golf shirts have logos from golf courses on them. so i just ordered a couple. no big deal really, i am in need of a couple new ones anyway.

thanks for all of your efforts on this. i hope to have one back by next weekend.

 

Here are a few samples of the last sew-off. Remember, you can ask for the colors you want. This just happens to be what he had loaded.

01 - This is on a fine matterial
02 - Course material
03 - Course material

 

Excellent Job Silver!

If I bring some shirts down with me when we go to Barber, as time allows can you drop em off, pick em up and let me settle up with you the next time i'm through there?

 

Sure, Glad I can help.

 

Im proficent in Illy, but I choose to use ready ...? COREL! god forbid

 

Actually, Corel Draw is a great program. I have a friend that uses it and swears by it for his illustrations and he is an awesome artist doing work for the likes of the Olympics, Coke and such. I tried to talk him into using Illustrator but he thinks it's too Mac influenced and he HATES Macs with a passion. Personally, I prefer the Mac and Illustrator is the default app for vector illustration.

 

i used to have a job where one of the functions required me to use the corel draw...it was awful. this was a few years ago, and it was the current version at the time (9 or 10, can't remember). i guess i'm just too far into the adobe mindset to change now.

 

look great! Did Chris use backing on the reverse side? Backing keeps the embroidery from puckering after washing a few times.

 

your friend sounds like me, see this thread for my opinions on Mac, https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...0&page=2&pp=15 post #23

The only thing i find illy is slightly better at is cell coloring/shading and gif bitmaps etc...... For web or plotter ready artwork nothing beats Corel IMHO.

 

Yea, you can see it in #3 if you look closely. These are just samples though, not sewn on shirts.

 

great. What size (square) did they turn out to be?

 

Pretty much what you suggested. I think it is right at 3" wide.

 

great. thanks for all the work, don