Dude went STRAIGHT to business. I wish all UA-camrs were that efficient. Thanks for these fun tips you gave us. I wasn’t expecting the neck label part of the video. That was a really cool bonus.
Hell yea the neck label is definitely a Bonus.. The fact that he gave us this info for is so clutch💗 im definitely learning new things everyday to add to my T-shirt business..im about to really take off.
Bro Im 19 and I'm trying to have this as a side hustle , I appreciate the " get to the point " attitude you had in the video.... salute bro !!!!!!!!!!!
Bro im 19 and i am also trying to have this as a side hustle, and is als like his “get to the point”attitude🤯. AND IS ALSO SALUTE HIM!!!!! This is crazy
ayo im 13 and my parents keep gassing me up to make t shirt designs since im a good artist, and now after i get the equipment, i'll be able to make some money on the side. very much appreciated empire!
This by far has been the most helpful video I have seen. I have been making customer T-shirts with vinyl for 2 years and I watch videos to stay on top of new techniques or ways to make my process simpler. I wanted to get into printing and this is the best tutorial ever. Thank you for making this video.
@@SlavaTVOfficialDid you use regular ink that comes with printer or did you switch the ink that comes with the printer with sublimation ink??????? You didn't specify.........please answer question. I appreciate it very much.
This guy single handedly upped the price AND sold out the WF-7710 w this video 😳🙌🏼 Props!! As a screen printer looking for something to add to make life easier thanks for the info!!
I rarely comment on vids but the amount of value you shared here is priceless. Excellent job on the quality of the video and editing as well. Also getting straight to the point. You’re the MVP 👌🏼
Big Blessings to you❤ The mere fact that, you literally 1 2 3 stepped this, shows humility. NOBODY sews into others like that, to help them get money. This was perfect for beginners
This is the most clear and loud tutorial of making t shirt,after i have subscribe to other channel the same content..i did not learn anything,thanks god i found your channel.
@@SlavaTVOfficial Love the video and the info, I have one question tho. Did you use the stock ink to print or did you go ahead and convert to sublimation ink??? Please help and thanks In advance.
@@SlavaTVOfficial wow thanks so much man I appreciate you to the max!!! I saw a couple of other folks videos and they said that I had to convert but I knew that if I converted that it would be sublimated only so thank you thank you thank you 🙏💯💪
Out of all the T-shirt start up businesses on UA-cam I have watched this by far is the best and most informative, straight talk, no bullshit, want to start a small business and stop doing Lyft and Doordash, its getting dangerous in these streets. Thank you so much for sharing.
I learned more from you and your video than all the many hours I’ve spent researching how to start my t-shirt business. You broke down the financial numbers and gave information about the equipment to purchase. I’ve been stressing about how I could make quality tee shirts without purchasing the expensive equipment I thought I needed. Wow, I can get started for approximately $500. Thanks, I’ll keep you posted.
@@SlavaTVOfficial I need help. This video you made ... is awesome love it. Have some questions and directions. So I'll appreciate if you'll hit me up personally. Please let me know if you need my WhatsApp number. I am from Nigeria.
Bruh you might have just helped me start up my at home business with my custom shirts. I been looking for something like this for so long and you got right to it. Appreciate it my guy frfr
This has to be the best video on how to start your tshirt business respect to hustle ninjas but this is the best video step by step walk thru and all that good looks bro
I can swear the Universe send this to my recommendations 😳😳😳 what whaaaat whaaat I am making t-shirt tomorrow and this guy is my university....me singing right now 🎼🎼🎼🎼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼 I got my degree I got my degree I got my degree I bought a 5 in 1 12”X15” machine from my last paycheck of February and it’s been seating I got so discouraged from other videos that I nearly resell it 😩 but here you come to save my life my daughter food in the fridge yes yes yes Lorrrrrrrrrd (I am screaming yoooow)
I recommend pre ironing back then front. Then, don't move the shirt. Keep the ironed shirt on the iron (after it's cooled) and then positioning your image. That way it's perfect and you don't have to worry about wrinkles.
Brooooooo you just gave us the GAME FR FR IF NOBODY TAKE THIS AND RUN WITH IT I DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY I HAD TO WATCH IT TWICE TAKING NOTES THANK YOU BRO FR FR
I think I’ve watched nearly every heat press t-shirt printing related video on the internet, and this by far is the most informative one. I’m hoping you can help me with a little more information or potentially show an example in the form of a video for a query I have-how can you achieve a softer feel to the transfer especially when printing on black tees? I see so many people on Etsy able to achieve an almost sublimation like finish where the transfer looks like it is actually IN the fabric rather than stuck ON it. Surely they must be using a similar process? What does your black T-shirt look like after a few washes? Does it feel softer and fade nicely? Sorry for the long winded response and the reason I ask is I’m looking to achieve a more soft, faded, vintage looking feel with photos similar to you own but on dark fabrics like black. Hope you can help?
@@youfeelme_tv any laptop, your just paying for the brand when you get apple. but if you want that than go for it but I've used windows even currently with my personal brand. You just need the specific software's and they work on both apple and windows
Like everyone else i've watched about 10+ videos on "How to start T-shirt business" and its true, this is legit the best and simplest video i've come across. The products are of a good price which you recommend as well. Good looks bro 👍
Very easy very simple. It seems that you got to ride the trend. The last Dance is hot right now and so it makes sense why that eBay seller is selling out MJ photos on tees. This is a great way to capitalize on trends. Dope vid very step by step 😁
So if michael jordans pic can be used, what are the copyright type of images you warned us about? I thought a pic of MJ on your clothing brand would be illegal
Thank you for explaining in detail... Other videos have an additional step and just shown that we can go straight from printing to the heat press the shirt... There was not cutting machine involved nor offset of the Image, which these extra steps takes up time
@@SlavaTVOfficial so if it can print these realistic images it can print anything? Do all images have to look square or can it print logos like a triangle??
This video is great! You are great at explaining things. Didn't waste anytime and went straight to business!! UA-cam algorithm, we like this guy! Quick question though..How much is spent on ink per month?
eah, I’d like to buy the Tees as souvenirs coz they re like the reminders of the experiences. What’s more, some Tees are co branded or designed by some doodle artists. I just feel like I can’t miss them. Sometimes, the slogans and paints on the Tees really have a calming effect.
Great job on the tutorial. Simple not to expensive and step by step. I have my own small business with T's and I'm always looking to see what is new or how people do things. I have do plastisol transfers for the shirt and neck label. I'm using Bella Canvas T's and using the same bags you have for packaging. For shipment I use black mailers. I also add some type of promo or sticker. I'm selling retail 15-18$ and whole sale 8$
GREAT VIDEO! Question: How long will these images last before they start to come off? How many times through the washing machine on a cold cycle will they last? And does the fabric have to be cotton? Thank you for this info packed video and thank you in advance for your response to these Questions too 🙏😊💛✊🌞
I been looking for someone like you. Thank you for getting right to the point. I truly appreciate you sharing your skills. My son has been wanting to learn this now I can send him this video. Also I have you a 👍 up and I subscribe!
Much appreciated it fam; I’ve been going back and forth between POD and this set up. How make prints can one get (estimation)? How can I verify if a image is copyrighted? What’s the most cost way to ship (Usps )?
@@joeanthony7638 No... However did I did find out that is the pic is slightly different it’s not considered a copyright infringement. I would look into that as well 🤙🏽
@@joeanthony7638 every single pic has a copyright. thats why i dont get videos like this. its so easy to print out pics of famous people and sell them and do anything original but its not legal
@@Presidential_Papiii where are you from? in Europa for example you are not allowed to alter or edit pictures and sell them, if the edit is not major enough. especially pics taken by professional photographers cannot be used. basically, nothing anyone can be used, unless it specifically says you can use it commercially
Technically any picture you didn't take has a copyright and you're infringing. If you're not big enough though, most people aren't going to know about you to come after you. thelawtog.com/copyright-laws-for-photographers/
This is one of best helpful tutorials l have ever watched as someone aspiring to do Tshirt business... Was told to purchase sublimation printer lm shocked to see you using a normal printer thanks... Is there a major difference between normal printer , sublimation and vinyl?
Hey Nothando thank you I appreciate it, yes they are all different and are different ways of making shirts. There is a brand new technology that just came out called DTF (direct to film printing) I would look into that because it might be better than all of these and is very cheap to get started
Somethings I noticed: 1. Using copyright images - or logos. 2. Selling Fees on your sales! ~15% 3. Shipping Fees, nothing is free! ~$4.80/shirt Just somethings I'd include so people get an acual number of profit!
I’ve always wanted to make my own clothing brand and the past couple days I’ve been looking into it a lot and this is definitely the most helpful video I’ve seen thank you
I always wondered how tshirt printing businesses in the middle of malls have all these goodies and tshirts with (rappers/cartoons/movie chatacter/professional athletes/etc.) Dont you need to get some type of license to print those images or can I just pick pictures I like off internet and social media and use them to print on tshirt and hoodies and sell them??
@@joeanthony7638 thats why he mirrored the image i believe. Even IF the pic was copyrighted by a photographer it isn’t the same when its mirrored. Theres some youtube clips of family guy the Simpson and if you pay attention you wont see that its flipped. Its like a loophole that hasnt bin caught.. yet!
If you didnt take the photo yourself or you dont have express written permission from the person or organization that took the photo to use it then its protected, copy written, trademarked so you cant legally use it for re-sell. You would essentially be trying to make a profit off of somebody elses property. People still do it though, its called black market, knock off merchandise. An easy rule is dont just grab pictures off the internet.
@@dg_bladee8507 Hey, I have HP OfficeJet 7510 and I don't know if I can use it to print on heat transfer paper. It has INKJET Cartridges, so I guess it would do the job?
My guy. This is such a valuable video. I'm starting a nonprofit to get fatherless young men into trade schools and entrepreneurship. We need to link up!
Hello just wanted to know if you use the regulars ink with this printer or do you buy a specific type of ink like "sublimation" to be able to print on the heat transfer paper?
Not true, if you're wanting to make a business out of this you need pigment ink. Dye inks will fade after the first wash, and with time it'll only get worse and worse and they fade with uv rays as well. The workforce series, like the one he is using, use pigment inks. The shirts will last alot alot longer.
Love the video man, straight to the point with no BS. I have a question though, anyway you can replay with a link to everything that is needed? From the printer, transfer paper to the heat press. I'll highly appreciate it, thanks.
Hi, first of all your video is amazing. Super inspiring. I am planning to start this business and I have a basic question.. Since it ll b a small scale do we need to register our business? If yes then how? Please give us a video on it. Plz plz reply to this
@The Dead Roach Society Hi, just to check the paper he is using is HTV paper? Not regular transfer paper and this can be cut by hand as in this video until I can upgrade to a cutter? Would you say for resale HTV is the best way to go and not regular transfer paper? I am getting confused researching it all
Thanks for the video! Quick and to the point. I just had one question, does the printer you recommend in the description (epson wf7820) have to be converted to a sublimation printer to do this? And can you only print on poly? Just learning about this process, thank you!
@@pratikagarwal8372 you don't need sublimation ink for transfer sheets, but you can convert if you want to do sublimation if you buy aftermarket cartridges and ink
Here's the new version of the printer for $250 don't sleep! amzn.to/3rLW4od
Yooooo I was just about to ask whats a good replacement, good looking out Brother... 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@MigzzElMalo4588 no problem!
Thanks so much bro. Love this u did a great job thanks for sharing the info and actual video. 💯
@@cwill8930 No problem! Thank you for watching!
which are the best type of t-shirts to start off with? heavy cotton or cottonsoft?
Dude went STRAIGHT to business. I wish all UA-camrs were that efficient. Thanks for these fun tips you gave us. I wasn’t expecting the neck label part of the video. That was a really cool bonus.
Thank you!!!!!!
Exactly...great job
Exactly. No bs.
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Hell yea the neck label is definitely a Bonus.. The fact that he gave us this info for is so clutch💗 im definitely learning new things everyday to add to my T-shirt business..im about to really take off.
Bro Im 19 and I'm trying to have this as a side hustle , I appreciate the " get to the point " attitude you had in the video.... salute bro !!!!!!!!!!!
Bro im 19 and i am also trying to have this as a side hustle, and is als like his “get to the point”attitude🤯. AND IS ALSO SALUTE HIM!!!!!
This is crazy
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
ayo im 13 and my parents keep gassing me up to make t shirt designs since im a good artist, and now after i get the equipment, i'll be able to make some money on the side. very much appreciated empire!
@@urihasbeenb1xcked thats awesome bro you can also do side hustles making 3d designs for people. go on fiverr.com and sign uo for an account!
I got the WF-7840 can you explain the printer settings
Bro not only did this man get straight to the point, he gave more info than anyone else
He left out one major piece of info..... It is ILLEGAL to profit off of any company, athlette etc. This will bring you major problems.
Smooth. Easy to learn from this guy. Others be talking like they telling you a bed time story.
The fact I got recommended this proves that my phone listens to my conversations
Netflix has a series about how they are listening.
Its called "the social dilemma" , and the only thank you I take is subscription to my channel 😁
La Muneca Rodriguez called what?
You need to go to the siri settings and turn off the “learn from this app” feature on all your apps 1by1. And the microfone too.
@@Bailemos888 yeah what’s the name please?
@@FaIconLive "the social dilemma"
This by far has been the most helpful video I have seen. I have been making customer T-shirts with vinyl for 2 years and I watch videos to stay on top of new techniques or ways to make my process simpler. I wanted to get into printing and this is the best tutorial ever. Thank you for making this video.
You are so welcome!
Did you try it? Using what printer?
@@SlavaTVOfficialDid you use regular ink that comes with printer or did you switch the ink that comes with the printer with sublimation ink??????? You didn't specify.........please answer question. I appreciate it very much.
Finally someone who gets straight to the point thanks for the amazing video, it was very aspiring and clear!
Thank you!
Thanks for the knowledge i got the printer and the press and the shirts and now im pressing super dope t shirts because of this video.
This guy single handedly upped the price AND sold out the WF-7710 w this video 😳🙌🏼 Props!! As a screen printer looking for something to add to make life easier thanks for the info!!
Lol! Thanks!
Thats what im saying.
I rarely comment on vids but the amount of value you shared here is priceless. Excellent job on the quality of the video and editing as well. Also getting straight to the point. You’re the MVP 👌🏼
Thanks!
Ikr. He made it seems so easy.
Plus videos are short and to point
Big Blessings to you❤ The mere fact that, you literally 1 2 3 stepped this, shows humility. NOBODY sews into others like that, to help them get money. This was perfect for beginners
This is the most clear and loud tutorial of making t shirt,after i have subscribe to other channel the same content..i did not learn anything,thanks god i found your channel.
Thank you!
@@SlavaTVOfficial Love the video and the info, I have one question tho. Did you use the stock ink to print or did you go ahead and convert to sublimation ink??? Please help and thanks In advance.
@@BlinkBeatz777 Thx bro, you have to use the stock ink that came with the printer
@@SlavaTVOfficial wow thanks so much man I appreciate you to the max!!! I saw a couple of other folks videos and they said that I had to convert but I knew that if I converted that it would be sublimated only so thank you thank you thank you 🙏💯💪
Out of all the T-shirt start up businesses on UA-cam I have watched this by far is the best and most informative, straight talk, no bullshit, want to start a small business and stop doing Lyft and Doordash, its getting dangerous in these streets. Thank you so much for sharing.
this video answered almost 90% of all my questions!!! straight to the point! not an hour long video! loved it. thanks
Thank you for watching!
Yo what I love about about your page is you're not just teaching people how make them you're teaching them how to reinvest back into the company.
I learned more from you and your video than all the many hours I’ve spent researching how to start my t-shirt business. You broke down the financial numbers and gave information about the equipment to purchase. I’ve been stressing about how I could make quality tee shirts without purchasing the expensive equipment I thought I needed. Wow, I can get started for approximately $500. Thanks, I’ll keep you posted.
thanks so much Vj! let me know if you need help along the way!
@@SlavaTVOfficial I need help. This video you made ... is awesome love it. Have some questions and directions. So I'll appreciate if you'll hit me up personally. Please let me know if you need my WhatsApp number. I am from Nigeria.
Thank you so much I appreciate that! Whats your email?
@@adegokejk bro I'm from Nigeria too, how long have you gone...pls give me your WhatsApp number
@@SlavaTVOfficial I
Bruh you might have just helped me start up my at home business with my custom shirts. I been looking for something like this for so long and you got right to it. Appreciate it my guy frfr
This has to be the best video on how to start your tshirt business respect to hustle ninjas but this is the best video step by step walk thru and all that good looks bro
I appreciate it!
What kind of software do you use?
bro, i have watched hours of "how-to's" t-shirt designs, and this my friend is by far the best step-by-step process.
I can swear the Universe send this to my recommendations 😳😳😳 what whaaaat whaaat I am making t-shirt tomorrow and this guy is my university....me singing right now
🎼🎼🎼🎼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼 I got my degree I got my degree I got my degree
I bought a 5 in 1 12”X15” machine from my last paycheck of February and it’s been seating I got so discouraged from other videos that I nearly resell it 😩 but here you come to save my life my daughter food in the fridge yes yes yes Lorrrrrrrrrd (I am screaming yoooow)
hey, what's your email? contact me I'll help you out
Hiiiiiiiii👋🏼 my email is skinhairf@gmail.com you are awesomely awesome for wanting to help others...I really appreciate you
I recommend pre ironing back then front. Then, don't move the shirt. Keep the ironed shirt on the iron (after it's cooled) and then positioning your image. That way it's perfect and you don't have to worry about wrinkles.
How many t shirts can you realistically do in one hours. Want to see if this viable as a part time
@@greed6is6good yea seems like a long process with shipping and everything
I didn't have to get all the way thru the video before I subscribed. This was quick and to the point. Very good video without a lot of fluff🤗
Brooooooo you just gave us the GAME FR FR IF NOBODY TAKE THIS AND RUN WITH IT I DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY I HAD TO WATCH IT TWICE TAKING NOTES THANK YOU BRO FR FR
thank you for this. No fluff, straight to the point and super informative.
YES! THIS IS LIKE THE BEST VIDEO ON THIS AND IVE BEEN SEARCHING UA-cam ALL DAY
Thanks Elle!
Great video! My 12 year old son is wanting to get in this business. I love that you got straight to it. Thanks.
What are the main differences between heat transfer and sublimation, which is better, and what ink do you recommend?
I think I’ve watched nearly every heat press t-shirt printing related video on the internet, and this by far is the most informative one. I’m hoping you can help me with a little more information or potentially show an example in the form of a video for a query I have-how can you achieve a softer feel to the transfer especially when printing on black tees? I see so many people on Etsy able to achieve an almost sublimation like finish where the transfer looks like it is actually IN the fabric rather than stuck ON it. Surely they must be using a similar process? What does your black T-shirt look like after a few washes? Does it feel softer and fade nicely? Sorry for the long winded response and the reason I ask is I’m looking to achieve a more soft, faded, vintage looking feel with photos similar to you own but on dark fabrics like black. Hope you can help?
they might be screen printing, not heat pressing.
Thx! I think if you want a softer feel you should not be doing heat transfer labels. I would look into dtg, thats the best way to make shirts period
Im also looking to achieve a more vintage look!
Online Empires What’s dtg?
The Accountant direct to garment
Thank you for this video ! Im 23 and I’m trying to start my own shirt business for women. This really helped me out so much !
When I start making millions I will be thinking of you cheers man.
My mom started making t shirts last month and shes made 500$+ dollars already
@@savagedavillano3882 really?
Thank man. Do I need an Apple computer or just any laptop
So how much have you made so far?
@@youfeelme_tv any laptop, your just paying for the brand when you get apple. but if you want that than go for it but I've used windows even currently with my personal brand. You just need the specific software's and they work on both apple and windows
Like everyone else i've watched about 10+ videos on "How to start T-shirt business" and its true, this is legit the best and simplest video i've come across. The products are of a good price which you recommend as well. Good looks bro 👍
this is the best tutorial video by far..... the only reason i started my tshirt business
Very easy very simple. It seems that you got to ride the trend. The last Dance is hot right now and so it makes sense why that eBay seller is selling out MJ photos on tees. This is a great way to capitalize on trends. Dope vid very step by step 😁
absolutely right
So if michael jordans pic can be used, what are the copyright type of images you warned us about? I thought a pic of MJ on your clothing brand would be illegal
Best t shirt making video i've seen yet! simple, informative and straight to the point! thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you for explaining in detail... Other videos have an additional step and just shown that we can go straight from printing to the heat press the shirt... There was not cutting machine involved nor offset of the Image, which these extra steps takes up time
step by step BEST vid i seen so far str8 to the damn pount unlike MOST...thx again
Thanks!
keep up the good work man. Your are giving the game on these businesses that can help thousands of people especially in a time like this.
Thanks for this comment! Definitely one of my goals for this channel
Online Empires what program did you use to save and enlarge that image?
@@SlavaTVOfficial so if it can print these realistic images it can print anything? Do all images have to look square or can it print logos like a triangle??
@@SlavaTVOfficial how do you convert it to a sublimation printer? So it doesn't come ready to print the graphics?
That man woke up and chose to talk business
Ty. This man just gave the game away for free. Blessing to you and yours brotha!!!
This video is great! You are great at explaining things. Didn't waste anytime and went straight to business!! UA-cam algorithm, we like this guy! Quick question though..How much is spent on ink per month?
I appreciate that!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why can all youtubers explain and talk like you and trust me I been watching UA-cam for a long time
straight up wanna meet this guy in person just to thank him and collaborate with.
I appreciate that bro thank you!
ur a legend bro. i've seen some of your other videos. love the no bullshit straight to the point, actual useful information. keep killin it dawg
eah, I’d like to buy the Tees as souvenirs coz they re like the reminders of the experiences. What’s more, some Tees are co branded or designed by some doodle artists. I just feel like I can’t miss them. Sometimes, the slogans and paints on the Tees really have a calming effect.
Dude I appreciate this video. Straight and to the point, no gimmicks just straight up information.
appreciate you watching!
I appreciate that last part about the copy right
The best video straight to the point I can’t take notes 📝 love it here
If I do a design on a light bluish color shirt will I still use the light transfer paper
Great job on the tutorial. Simple not to expensive and step by step. I have my own small business with T's and I'm always looking to see what is new or how people do things. I have do plastisol transfers for the shirt and neck label. I'm using Bella Canvas T's and using the same bags you have for packaging. For shipment I use black mailers. I also add some type of promo or sticker. I'm selling retail 15-18$ and whole sale 8$
Awesome!
GREAT VIDEO! Question: How long will these images last before they start to come off? How many times through the washing machine on a cold cycle will they last? And does the fabric have to be cotton? Thank you for this info packed video and thank you in advance for your response to these Questions too 🙏😊💛✊🌞
I’m reading a lot about this, is one small business I want to try and this video explains a lot in a simple way! Thanks a bunch!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
@@SlavaTVOfficial q
@@SlavaTVOfficial hey! what is the model and brand of the heat press machine you used?
Online Empires where can I get a cheaper printer
The best tutorial i've seen.
2years late but atleast I get to start something. Thank you so so very much!
It's never too late, happy you started. Thank you!
I been looking for someone like you. Thank you for getting right to the point. I truly appreciate you sharing your skills. My son has been wanting to learn this now I can send him this video. Also I have you a 👍 up and I subscribe!
best of the videos out there, awesome
just on point and what we want to hear
Thanks!
This is awesome and straight to the point!! I love it! Thank youu
Np!
Do you have a video that shows are to heat transfer letters ad numbers without doing them individually?
So no sublimation ink, just regular ink from Epson works with this paper?
Yes. The paper also comes with instructions on the best printing settings, heat press pressure, temperature, etc.
@@mccadd86 so I can use any regular printer?
A bit of washing as a quality test of the print would be even more awesome
it doesn’t matter because it all depends on the transfer paper u get
@@MakDidlt what is the best transfer paper ?
Much appreciated it fam; I’ve been going back and forth between POD and this set up. How make prints can one get (estimation)? How can I verify if a image is copyrighted? What’s the most cost way to ship (Usps )?
Did you ever get a answer on how to tell of a image is copyrighted?
@@joeanthony7638 No... However did I did find out that is the pic is slightly different it’s not considered a copyright infringement. I would look into that as well 🤙🏽
Can this be do with a cricut 3?
@@joeanthony7638 every single pic has a copyright. thats why i dont get videos like this. its so easy to print out pics of famous people and sell them and do anything original but its not legal
@@Presidential_Papiii where are you from? in Europa for example you are not allowed to alter or edit pictures and sell them, if the edit is not major enough. especially pics taken by professional photographers cannot be used. basically, nothing anyone can be used, unless it specifically says you can use it commercially
Hats off to you boss this is the best video I’ve watched and I’ve been trying to find a video like this for years
How do we know if an image is copyrighted or if I am infringing? Thank you.
Full send fuck it
Technically any picture you didn't take has a copyright and you're infringing. If you're not big enough though, most people aren't going to know about you to come after you.
thelawtog.com/copyright-laws-for-photographers/
This is one of best helpful tutorials l have ever watched as someone aspiring to do Tshirt business... Was told to purchase sublimation printer lm shocked to see you using a normal printer thanks... Is there a major difference between normal printer , sublimation and vinyl?
Hey Nothando thank you I appreciate it, yes they are all different and are different ways of making shirts. There is a brand new technology that just came out called DTF (direct to film printing) I would look into that because it might be better than all of these and is very cheap to get started
@@SlavaTVOfficial thank you so much for your kind response... Will check it out.. 😊
“Let’s carefully tear away the tag”
Rips shirt!
Haha!
😭😭😭
OMGOSH I saw this and said the same thing!!!
@@SlavaTVOfficial
Somethings I noticed:
1. Using copyright images - or logos.
2. Selling Fees on your sales! ~15%
3. Shipping Fees, nothing is free! ~$4.80/shirt
Just somethings I'd include so people get an acual number of profit!
Since the printer has jumped so much in price, is there another printer you would recommend in it's place that is comparable?
this can be done with any inkjet printer
I got an HP Deskjet 3752 from Walmart for $60 and it does a decent job
I’m starting my own business and this has helped so much
Can we print on leather with the machine? Thank you!
I’ve always wanted to make my own clothing brand and the past couple days I’ve been looking into it a lot and this is definitely the most helpful video I’ve seen thank you
did u start it?
How's it going?
@@donjackson2319 uhhh…… about that……. I have terrible motivation
@@womenmagnet243 😂😂 mannn lmao i feel that.
im 16 trying to start a small business this video helped a lot hopefully i see my self in a year doing good with this
let me know if you need help with anything!!
I always wondered how tshirt printing businesses in the middle of malls have all these goodies and tshirts with (rappers/cartoons/movie chatacter/professional athletes/etc.) Dont you need to get some type of license to print those images or can I just pick pictures I like off internet and social media and use them to print on tshirt and hoodies and sell them??
Nah just don't print brand names like Nike Gucci etc
Javier Jaime Are you sure ? I want to start doing tees like this. But been hearing that you can get sued for using photos like this by the owner
@@joeanthony7638 thats why he mirrored the image i believe. Even IF the pic was copyrighted by a photographer it isn’t the same when its mirrored. Theres some youtube clips of family guy the Simpson and if you pay attention you wont see that its flipped. Its like a loophole that hasnt bin caught.. yet!
Hey, thank you for this video. I have a quick question. What is the easiest way to determine if a photo is trademarked and or is copy written ?
If you didnt take the photo yourself or you dont have express written permission from the person or organization that took the photo to use it then its protected, copy written, trademarked so you cant legally use it for re-sell. You would essentially be trying to make a profit off of somebody elses property. People still do it though, its called black market, knock off merchandise. An easy rule is dont just grab pictures off the internet.
Is there any other printer you can recommend other then that Epson printer in your video, they are sold out.
pretty sure any inkjet will work
@@dg_bladee8507 Hey, I have HP OfficeJet 7510 and I don't know if I can use it to print on heat transfer paper. It has INKJET Cartridges, so I guess it would do the job?
My guy. This is such a valuable video. I'm starting a nonprofit to get fatherless young men into trade schools and entrepreneurship. We need to link up!
Hello just wanted to know if you use the regulars ink with this printer or do you buy a specific type of ink like "sublimation" to be able to print on the heat transfer paper?
You just need an inkjet printer
Bro I was just thinking about doing this thank you so much 🙏🏽
No problem 👍
Did u start? If u did how is it going
Best video I have seen on this subject! Be interested to see what you would do with a $1500 budget. Would you get a pre treat? Subbed.
Thx! I'll make a vid on this!
THX, I have a question: can I use it on a switter or a hoodie? Or it just works on T-shirt ??
Is there a similar printer you would recommend? The printer you recommended is sold out nearly everywhere at the moment.
Any inkjet printer is fine.
Not true, if you're wanting to make a business out of this you need pigment ink. Dye inks will fade after the first wash, and with time it'll only get worse and worse and they fade with uv rays as well. The workforce series, like the one he is using, use pigment inks. The shirts will last alot alot longer.
Love the video man, straight to the point with no BS. I have a question though, anyway you can replay with a link to everything that is needed? From the printer, transfer paper to the heat press. I'll highly appreciate it, thanks.
Hi, first of all your video is amazing. Super inspiring. I am planning to start this business and I have a basic question.. Since it ll b a small scale do we need to register our business? If yes then how? Please give us a video on it. Plz plz reply to this
hey, you don't need a business when starting. you can register once things pick up
@@SlavaTVOfficial Thanks much 😊
Best video I’ve seen thank u for getting right to it they drag out these videos so much it’s hard to even learn anything from them
You're very welcome!
got damn son, you didnt even let my mind wander off
No time for that!
Where did you find your images? Just wondering for copyright purposes
lol this guy doesn't give a shit about copyright or licensing. what he's doing is illegal. he doesn't have licenses from NBA to produce this shirt.
I love how you went straight to the point! Thanks for sharing!
No problem!
so for the image you want on the paper you just print it out normal than do the heat press things?
do one with a transparent background
will do
Online Empires can i use epson L5190 printer for this project? Thanks and more power!
Serious question, can you not just simply have the image print ready with transparent background?
@Steve Cato Hey, you need the printer because the printer prints on the PPD heat transfer sheets for are heat pressed and melted onto the shirt
@The Dead Roach Society Hi, just to check the paper he is using is HTV paper? Not regular transfer paper and this can be cut by hand as in this video until I can upgrade to a cutter? Would you say for resale HTV is the best way to go and not regular transfer paper? I am getting confused researching it all
You said that you recommend flipping the image on a white shirt, but don’t need to on black. What if we were doing other colors?
It only depends on what transfer paper are you going to use.
Thanks for the video! Quick and to the point. I just had one question, does the printer you recommend in the description (epson wf7820) have to be converted to a sublimation printer to do this? And can you only print on poly? Just learning about this process, thank you!
He doesn’t say but I would just to be on the safe side
thank you i wish all youtubers were like you , these tips are really helpful
Thank you!!
What’s a good printer
Yeah asking the same question
epson wf 7710
But, basically need an inkjet printer?
We will need sublimation ink whatsoever
@@pratikagarwal8372 you don't need sublimation ink for transfer sheets, but you can convert if you want to do sublimation if you buy aftermarket cartridges and ink
Appreciate your vids dude, sooo does this method require sublimation ink? Or just the usual ink?
i cant find that printer anywhere , where can i find one like that
similar amzn.to/312ayoL
Amazon.
@@SlavaTVOfficial would the normal ink for this printer be fine ? Or would we have to get a special kind?
Man thanks for this video. New to channel an love it already
Hi, how do I see if an image is ok to use ? Like without taking someone else’s image or photo illegally.
Check for Trademark icons and watermarks
This was amazing! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
1100 is my total I’m gonna go for IT
Metoo
Any links for the printer
Wondering why you said mirror the white tshirts, but the black shirts dont need to be mirrored
Is that not a copyright issue using the jordan photo?
Hey, that was just an example. you should get creative with the pics you're doing
@@SlavaTVOfficial ok thanks, I was just wondering.
Makes you want to start selling tee shirts.
are you going to start?
5 months later is this still a solid printer? Or do you recommend something else
Hey this is the new version amzn.to/3an7dUW
You are too good bro , straight to the point