I agree with what you said, especially about having print on demand for yourself and I use supacolor for alot of generic orders but let's be honest. Most people are not ordering at least 50 transfers. Your example of 50 works but at 120 shirts I can get them screen printed cheaper including setup and better feel. Supacolor Is for certain level and I have no problem with them and they have great customer service. I am just stating if you give examples dont make it seem like a blank statement for everything.
so what your saying is i should make videos the way you wanna hear them? or what your saying is you cant do a 120 piece order with supacolor? i dont understand your question or what you are implying. but i'll give you a good example of a larger size order. i just did 240 pieces. front and back print locations. both locations multi color. i also used transfers and my heat press. I was able to still be very profitable and cut the customers print cost in half from his first 3 quotes from screen print shops. I gave him my estimate, told him to shop around for other prices and if he can find the prices cheaper than what i offered. no harm done. i aint mad he found a better deal. But he ordered thru me, because i was still cheaper and was able to turn around the job quicker. i talk about shit on my channel, because i actually operate my businesses this way. if you dont agree with how i run my business and the information i share, you have the freedom to provide your own information on youtube as well. theres no gate keepers here. anybody can do this. you have better prices for what you do or dont like how i do things, be my guest and create your own content to give the people the information you wanna share. but dont tell me how i should be making videos or how i should share information hahahahahaaaa obviously i dont operate the way you do. hahahaaa
For the people... lets see some numbers on how you get a 5 color print at 120 pieces including set up to be cheaper than Supacolor. Heres supacolor's numbers... this same design shown in the video at 120 pieces. is under $3 a print. you can go to Supacolor.bigbrandoh.com to verify this price and order for yourself. now let us know where you go so we can verify numbers and order some screen printed shirts just like you thats cheaper than that?
@@BigBrandoh Mic drop.... Love your channel Big B... It's chill and very informative... I'm just now starting off in this endeavor of making custom shirts... I have 4 younger daughters and this will let them implement their art, learn this trade, and maybe have some fun with it... Thanks for the vids !
I started screen printing 2 years ago and I would only take 1-3 color jobs cuz anything over 3 colors would be too much for me. When I found supacolor last year GAME CHANGER!!! I only do 1-2 color jobs and any extra colors I just automatically order from Supacolor! I also just sold 2 of my presses yesterday and it literally felt like freedom hahaha. For those that run a print shop I suggest incorporating supacolor into your biz cuz they save you money AND TIME!!! As always though man thanks for a great video!!
BROTHER, I BEEN IN THE GAME FOR AT LEAST 20 YEARS 16 YEARS ON MY OWN. U KNOW THAT ROLLERCOASTER RIDE. BUT I APPRECIATE THE WAY YOU BROKE THE PRICING DOWN BETWEEN THE 3. I JUST BOUGHT 2 6 COLOR 6 STATION VASTEC V-1000'S AND I LOVE THEM. BUT SUPER COLOR MAKES SO MUCH SENSE BUSINESS AND PROFIT WISE. EVEN SO, I LOVE TO DO ALL INHOUSE BUT IM REALIZING THAT TIME IS REALLY MONEY. SOME JOBS REQUIRE DIFFERENT ALERNATIVES. WE ARE SMALL BUT THE TALENT IN HERE IS RELENTLESS. KEEP DOING YOUR THING CAUSE ALTHOUGH IAM BURNT OUT BECAUSE I WEAR MANY HATS IN MY COMPANY YOUR VIDEOS KEEP ME MORE OPEN MINDED ON USING OUTSOURCING AS AN OPTION. SAVES US MONEY AND TIME. I JUST ENJOY CREATING AN IMAGE FOR MY CLIENTS, WHETHER ITS A BIRTHDAY PARTY OR CLOTHING BRAND. IF IT COMES TO MY SHOP OUR NAME IS ON THAT PRODUCT. SO WE DO OUR BEST ON EVERY JOB BIG OR SMALL. THANKS AGAIN FOR THE WAY YPU BROKE IT DOWN. @hustlers_union on the gram. check out our work💪🙌.
Yup I agree with you .. And just like anything there is pros and cons.. Yes you pay a bit more for Supacolor. VS Transfer express. And you definitely get more bang for your bank at Transfer Express.. But Supacolor has a quick turn around time , sometimes within that day if you get your order in early . Vs Transfer Express can take up to 3 4 5 day depending on how many colors. So if you have a job that is not time sensitive then Transfer express is the way to go . If you need something asap with quality . And dont mind paying a bit more. the Supacolor... At least thats how I do it ..
These are all different skill sets, quality and durability. I’m a screen printer, so I am going to order buy 50 heat transfers of a similar color way. I’ll comment the results. Thanks for the info!👍🏾
based in the UK, we have supacolor but for anyone over here I would recommend targettransfers, unlike supercolour target transfer let you gang up designs so you can squeeze them up onto A3 sheets and the cost is waaaay cheaper per print than supercolour and the transfers are exactly the same
There are tons of DTG places that will give you a good price on shirts. Even big guys like Printful, Printify, Teelaunch, Gooten all between $7-$8 a shirt. I personally go through a company called Fuel POD, DTG shirts at $5.50 Each shirt and print included. Quality is great, i've had one of my shirts for over a year and still looks good washed almost weekly. You can also find DTF Transfers for cheaper than Supacolor which Supacolor is basically DTF printing as is anyways. Also tons of screen printing places you can go through that will be cheaper than $10 a shirt for a 4 color print at 48-50 quantity that dont charge set up fees. As a printer going to another printer, they will typically discount especially if you bring in alot of orders.
nice. thanks for sharing. so this is a POD service we're talkin about right? they handle all the fulfillment for you? i fulfill all my own orders... But for your screen print shops that offer 5 color prints for under $10 with no set up, would love to check those out. got any links? cuz those prices around here dont exist hahahaaa
Never a dull video bruh. Always giving free game. I've learned so much from you. Question though, I searched your videos but didn't find this. What do you charge for a custom job for someone buying 50 shirts? I'd imagine you'd use transfers instead of out sourcing a screen printer. Thanks again for your free game brother!
Tried there sample pack. First one came out like crap all of it didn't stick. I adjusted my heat press and used my thermo gun you recommended and found out I had a weak hot spot towards the back of the press!!! Pressed a different sample, different spot, and boom came out perfect! I suggest everyone get a sample pack before ordering to test it out! Or know your heat press better than me!! lol Appreciate the knowledge as always!
Aprreciate the information brother..I have a Graphic Designer redoing my logo and slogan for my channel shirts and hats. I'm setting up an account with Supracolor and maybe on day can be a brand ambassador as well. I love what Ive seen from their transfers so far and just like you said, I aint seen anyone that can come close to that price point. Keep Crushing It!! Stay HUMBLE, Stay HUNGRY, Stay FOCUSED...~The Jarhead Entrepreneur
better durability and better print quality and better consistency. supacolor's print technology is different from standard dtf prints. i also own a dtf printer and i order my transfers from supacolor still
The DTG company out here charge $5 a print no minimum quantity...screenprint charge me $4.50 BUT 72 minimum required so I go DTG method but I will definitely try the supacolor and see what's up
@@BigBrandoh lol you right...can I send you my logo and maybe get some advice on which method would be better out of heat press, DTG, or screenprint... I'm stuck at that part
When it comes to time and quality Supa is worth the spend, they ship fast and the bonus you didnt add was that they usually send you a few extra transfers for you to practice with which makes the learning curve less of a pain. I wish they would rasterize is the only suggestion I would have. Preciate you Big Dogg
I appreciate you brotha!! Hustling and dropping words of wisdom for the collective! I love A True entrepreneur who pays it back to the community! Blessings of continued growth! 🙌🏽✨🤙🏽✨👊🏽
no i have a video showing transfers with no white stroke. i like adding white strokes to break up the contrast of the design cuz i press mostly on black shirts. in this design the white stroke is there to show the black drop shadow in the text
Hey Big Brandoh, you'got some mahd ass command. Always looking out for videos from you. My question is, can I order from Nigeria? If yes what's the minimum order? If no, how do I get transfers? My name is Yock. Love u man. Good job.
I got a question for ya'll. I have a two-color design, the colors are pink and white and will be pressed on a black Next Level 3600 tee. Which company should I get transfers from Supacolor or Hotsplit/Goof Proof from Transferexpress. Thank you guys in advice for helping a brotha out.
whats up big brandoh ,do you have a video on what settings you use on the cameo ?. For example im using HTV from siser ,just got my cameo and im not sure what setting to set it at .
@@BigBrandoh yea idk i might have to stick with the cricut all that "tracing" thing is to complicated 🤣 i do like being able to insert the vynil into the roller but the software is complicated lol
Is Supacolor any different than heat transfer vinyl's ? Personally I think it's even cheaper to use DTF for this kind of design, I can for sure do that design for under $4. More like $0.75 per sheet. I'm happy to send you some Big Guy if you want to do a comparison. And for the record (and everyone in the US) I think Supacolor is the best solution for right now , as we slowly adopt DTF printing. I also do subli and DTG , I have a screen press but I haven't used it in years. Really enjoy this content Brandoh.
@@BigBrandoh I’m your biggest fan in Ireland bro , not sure I can look after you by Friday. If I was pricing 250 A3 size transfers I’d charge $2 a sheet to leave room for both of us to make profit. Btw I took an old Epson 1400 and converted it to dtf for $150. So the outlay is minimal. Happy to answer any questions
woah Ireland.... Nice! me personally, i buy alot of stuff based on convenience. I say this because, Supacolor can turn around 500+ transfers in a day or two. on top of that, if i were to print them myself, 50-250 transfers would choke a machine up. i used to work in a reprographics shop so high speed digital printing was something i am used too. i understand the convenience of being able to print from home BUT for me it wouldnt make sense to do on my own. but if your printer does everything you need it to do. i dont need to talk you out of your process and profits hahahaa. keep doin what you do. i would encourage you to jump on youtube and share your info too. im sure alot of people would benefit from it.
Hey, I got a question. I've recently set up a shopify store but when people are trying to buy, they are getting an error. Is that because I'm on the free trial? Would I need to set up a plan before I can make sales? P. S I love your videos man. No messing about or beating round the Bush. Your videos have inspired me to want to do tees and hoodies too! Much love from the cold u.k
If you're on a trail plan, you will need to setup payment accepting in your settings to accept payments and be able to have a record of your transactions and for tax purposes.
Hey OG, gotsta quick ? You being in SoCal near Heatpress Nation, do you have any pros and cons about their HTV. I find it a little cheaper for the yards given, but never tried em so I wouldnt know about the quality. Im in Daygo, so I like keeping supply & currency as local as possible.
My man Brandoh. Do you have any recommendations for mid crow trucker or snapbacks? Too low or too high hats look funky on me. Also check out urban helmets trucker/snapbacks. Good quality for the price.
Only thing that seems cheaper with color is heat transfer vinyl. The HTV with color cant be customized and you'll be doing double work. I never knew about supacolor. Thanks for sharing! Bout to join patreon and hit you up. Got a ?
Great vid bro! This might be a different topic, do you experience issues in pressing supacolor transfers where in the initial peel the edge is not sticking very well? I have to put the cover back and press again for few more seconds for the entire edge to stick. I'm using the same time, temp and pressure you recommended in the other video, basically same settings recommended by supacolor. But for some reason I'm still getting this issue at times, not consistent. Not sure if it's just me. Appreciate the help.
check out my new video of how i press supacolor. it might help with that. its also all in how you peel the backing. dont go slow. its all in the wrist. hahaa peel and pull
Bruh i like your videos but what screen printer chargers $30 per screen. Your prices are off my brother. Is that what you charged when you screen print?
@@legacy4043 dam so if its a 8 color screen print job you only charge $20? when i used to screen print i charged $20-$25 per screen. besides buying the screen, my time printing the negative, coating the emulsion, burning the screen, pressure washing the screen and setting up/checking registration is worth some value too.
@@BigBrandoh My prices also depends on quantity. Small orders get charged accordingly believe that. They're paying for every screen every color change, It has to make sense for me and like you said the time put in to everything. I recently got a great deal on a Icolor 500 for 500 so I'm going to test this out see how it goes with that. Do you have any experience with these types of printers?
Hey Brando! I know you read the comments more than dm but if you can check it out. Bought a shirt from you and had a question? thanks! @life_project_ thanks 👍
In my overall opinion DTG is a very annoying process. and I feel like the pretreatment chemical is definitely bad for you and your garment. Multi color transfers > DTG. I can't knock the DTG to much though Its a great machine to have if your running 1 off orders and you sell different t-shirts every week online. But these days transfer quality is just to good to overlook.
it probably is. how much is the set up, printer, paper, ink? are we talking for personal production or mass printing for customers? also, how many 8x10's can we print in an hour? im only asking so i can get a better idea of where your coming from.
@@BigBrandoh they dont charge set up u can order 1 print if u want u can gang the sheets there's lots of places that print them u can get a prints for 1.99 a sq ft or less
so as an example, if i wanted to order 120 DTF Transfers. 8x10 like in this video. i'm lookin at $2 or under per print. whats the average turn around time? in your opinion, print quality and hand feel? about the same as Supa or softer feel? can you see the adhesive around the edges?
@@BigBrandoh if u ganged the the sheets with a dtf u have around a dollar a transfer some places are faster then others depending where u order them from print and hand feel is just as good if not better rhy did a test on dtf he liked the feeling better and no edge glue either I've never had the glue problem from where I get min
I agree with what you said, especially about having print on demand for yourself and I use supacolor for alot of generic orders but let's be honest. Most people are not ordering at least 50 transfers. Your example of 50 works but at 120 shirts I can get them screen printed cheaper including setup and better feel. Supacolor Is for certain level and I have no problem with them and they have great customer service. I am just stating if you give examples dont make it seem like a blank statement for everything.
so what your saying is i should make videos the way you wanna hear them? or what your saying is you cant do a 120 piece order with supacolor? i dont understand your question or what you are implying.
but i'll give you a good example of a larger size order. i just did 240 pieces. front and back print locations. both locations multi color. i also used transfers and my heat press. I was able to still be very profitable and cut the customers print cost in half from his first 3 quotes from screen print shops. I gave him my estimate, told him to shop around for other prices and if he can find the prices cheaper than what i offered. no harm done. i aint mad he found a better deal. But he ordered thru me, because i was still cheaper and was able to turn around the job quicker.
i talk about shit on my channel, because i actually operate my businesses this way. if you dont agree with how i run my business and the information i share, you have the freedom to provide your own information on youtube as well. theres no gate keepers here. anybody can do this. you have better prices for what you do or dont like how i do things, be my guest and create your own content to give the people the information you wanna share. but dont tell me how i should be making videos or how i should share information hahahahahaaaa obviously i dont operate the way you do. hahahaaa
For the people... lets see some numbers on how you get a 5 color print at 120 pieces including set up to be cheaper than Supacolor.
Heres supacolor's numbers... this same design shown in the video at 120 pieces. is under $3 a print. you can go to Supacolor.bigbrandoh.com to verify this price and order for yourself. now let us know where you go so we can verify numbers and order some screen printed shirts just like you thats cheaper than that?
@@BigBrandoh Mic drop.... Love your channel Big B... It's chill and very informative... I'm just now starting off in this endeavor of making custom shirts... I have 4 younger daughters and this will let them implement their art, learn this trade, and maybe have some fun with it... Thanks for the vids !
I realize I'm pretty off topic but do anyone know a good place to watch newly released series online?
@Asher William I use flixzone. You can find it on google :)
Just got my first supacolor order, wasn’t disappointed
I started screen printing 2 years ago and I would only take 1-3 color jobs cuz anything over 3 colors would be too much for me. When I found supacolor last year GAME CHANGER!!! I only do 1-2 color jobs and any extra colors I just automatically order from Supacolor! I also just sold 2 of my presses yesterday and it literally felt like freedom hahaha. For those that run a print shop I suggest incorporating supacolor into your biz cuz they save you money AND TIME!!!
As always though man thanks for a great video!!
I love the fact that you’re a real one. Teaching people the how too’s. Thanks 🙏🏼
Anybody give a thumbs down is just a hater I appreciate all your knowledge you and Stan bank's got me started
I agree 100%. I use transfers and am new to the business. It is so convenient and affordable.
which transfer business do you use?
I’m always humming your intro music!
BROTHER, I BEEN IN THE GAME FOR AT LEAST 20 YEARS 16 YEARS ON MY OWN. U KNOW THAT ROLLERCOASTER RIDE. BUT I APPRECIATE THE WAY YOU BROKE THE PRICING DOWN BETWEEN THE 3. I JUST BOUGHT 2 6 COLOR 6 STATION VASTEC V-1000'S AND I LOVE THEM. BUT SUPER COLOR MAKES SO MUCH SENSE BUSINESS AND PROFIT WISE. EVEN SO, I LOVE TO DO ALL INHOUSE BUT IM REALIZING THAT TIME IS REALLY MONEY. SOME JOBS REQUIRE DIFFERENT ALERNATIVES. WE ARE SMALL BUT THE TALENT IN HERE IS RELENTLESS. KEEP DOING YOUR THING CAUSE ALTHOUGH IAM BURNT OUT BECAUSE I WEAR MANY HATS IN MY COMPANY YOUR VIDEOS KEEP ME MORE OPEN MINDED ON USING OUTSOURCING AS AN OPTION. SAVES US MONEY AND TIME. I JUST ENJOY CREATING AN IMAGE FOR MY CLIENTS, WHETHER ITS A BIRTHDAY PARTY OR CLOTHING BRAND. IF IT COMES TO MY SHOP OUR NAME IS ON THAT PRODUCT. SO WE DO OUR BEST ON EVERY JOB BIG OR SMALL. THANKS AGAIN FOR THE WAY YPU BROKE IT DOWN. @hustlers_union on the gram. check out our work💪🙌.
Gr8 advice Big B. You've got to think volume!
Thanks for taking the time to share experience! Much appreciated.
Yup I agree with you .. And just like anything there is pros and cons.. Yes you pay a bit more for Supacolor. VS Transfer express. And you definitely get more bang for your bank at Transfer Express.. But Supacolor has a quick turn around time , sometimes within that day if you get your order in early . Vs Transfer Express can take up to 3 4 5 day depending on how many colors. So if you have a job that is not time sensitive then Transfer express is the way to go . If you need something asap with quality . And dont mind paying a bit more. the Supacolor... At least thats how I do it ..
Your videos and knowledge are a blessing. Thank you so much for the free knowledge. A true King.
These are all different skill sets, quality and durability. I’m a screen printer, so I am going to order buy 50 heat transfers of a similar color way. I’ll comment the results. Thanks for the info!👍🏾
FACTS BIG BRANDOH.. cant beat that supacolor price or quality,
Keep schooling us newbies brah. Lord knows I needed it
Youre right other places does charge for each screen. Keep educating like the channel.
very informative Big Brandoh. just about to make an order with supacolor. Time to make that money!
based in the UK, we have supacolor but for anyone over here I would recommend targettransfers, unlike supercolour target transfer let you gang up designs so you can squeeze them up onto A3 sheets and the cost is waaaay cheaper per print than supercolour and the transfers are exactly the same
Hey they are Facts! Can’t get mad right.
*"Great breakdown and Comparison"*
Solid 💥 Brandoh
There are tons of DTG places that will give you a good price on shirts. Even big guys like Printful, Printify, Teelaunch, Gooten all between $7-$8 a shirt. I personally go through a company called Fuel POD, DTG shirts at $5.50 Each shirt and print included. Quality is great, i've had one of my shirts for over a year and still looks good washed almost weekly. You can also find DTF Transfers for cheaper than Supacolor which Supacolor is basically DTF printing as is anyways. Also tons of screen printing places you can go through that will be cheaper than $10 a shirt for a 4 color print at 48-50 quantity that dont charge set up fees. As a printer going to another printer, they will typically discount especially if you bring in alot of orders.
nice. thanks for sharing. so this is a POD service we're talkin about right? they handle all the fulfillment for you? i fulfill all my own orders... But for your screen print shops that offer 5 color prints for under $10 with no set up, would love to check those out. got any links? cuz those prices around here dont exist hahahaaa
Fact! Great video thank u.💯💪🏼🥊💪🏼💪🏼
Don’t get mad, get money! Lol, I love it.
Keep it real and keep them vids coming. Great stuff Big Brandoh.
Helpful omg Thxs I’m just starting out and plan to use supacolor Thxs
Never a dull video bruh. Always giving free game. I've learned so much from you.
Question though, I searched your videos but didn't find this. What do you charge for a custom job for someone buying 50 shirts? I'd imagine you'd use transfers instead of out sourcing a screen printer.
Thanks again for your free game brother!
i use transfers, i charge for materials (transfers and shirts) and i charge for my labor. i got vids breaking all this down bro.
Thanks Big B, I appreciate what you do for everyone. Every video you post teaches me something new. Much Respect bro. 👊/🤙
Tried there sample pack. First one came out like crap all of it didn't stick. I adjusted my heat press and used my thermo gun you recommended and found out I had a weak hot spot towards the back of the press!!! Pressed a different sample, different spot, and boom came out perfect! I suggest everyone get a sample pack before ordering to test it out! Or know your heat press better than me!! lol Appreciate the knowledge as always!
im so glad this playform exist
Thank you Señor!
Your intro is kind of badass man! Really enjoy your videos
Aprreciate the information brother..I have a Graphic Designer redoing my logo and slogan for my channel shirts and hats. I'm setting up an account with Supracolor and maybe on day can be a brand ambassador as well. I love what Ive seen from their transfers so far and just like you said, I aint seen anyone that can come close to that price point.
Keep Crushing It!! Stay HUMBLE, Stay HUNGRY, Stay FOCUSED...~The Jarhead Entrepreneur
Straight and to the point thanks for the good information.
4 a sheet aint bad!!!! At all! Thanks for all the advice big homie!
Mic Drop!
Big brandoh salute 💯..
Supacolor is the best thing smoking and quality is top notch. Quick service, easy to oder and see thru transfer paper. Who compares to them?
No one.
Thanks alot for these vids man.
Thankyou for your honesty.
Tha ending part keep grinding really mess with ya channel ..always keep it 💯
Always keeping it 💯
MY GUY! HELLLL YESSS, I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH YOU 🙌🏾💰🔥💯
Great breakdown. So heat transfers are most cost effective for 10+ orders? Thanks for sharing 👍🏾
Supacolour now have 10 minimums. But how do you compare it with dtf printers?
better durability and better print quality and better consistency. supacolor's print technology is different from standard dtf prints. i also own a dtf printer and i order my transfers from supacolor still
I find the supacolour supaexpensive though. I thought it was $4 till I realised the $4 actually is the smallest size and A3 size is just insane
do you have a video on where to get blank shirts? Or advice on that?
i got a few vids about blank shirts
The DTG company out here charge $5 a print no minimum quantity...screenprint charge me $4.50 BUT 72 minimum required so I go DTG method but I will definitely try the supacolor and see what's up
mannn $5 a print for dtg is a win. i'd stick with that hahahahaaaa
@@BigBrandoh lol you right...can I send you my logo and maybe get some advice on which method would be better out of heat press, DTG, or screenprint... I'm stuck at that part
When it comes to time and quality Supa is worth the spend, they ship fast and the bonus you didnt add was that they usually send you a few extra transfers for you to practice with which makes the learning curve less of a pain. I wish they would rasterize is the only suggestion I would have. Preciate you Big Dogg
I needed this! Thanks so much 🙏🏽
👨🏾💻💯 real talk my brother Compton California 🇺🇸
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Always keepin it a buck. 👊...hilariously, an Ad for DTG printers came on right after the video. 🤣
Facts on facts 👊🏽
Can supacolor handle photographs ? Like if I take a picture of a landscape and photoshop some lettering on top can I use supacolor for that ?
check out my vid showing photos on supacolor transfers
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What program do use to make your vector designs?
adobe illustrator
I appreciate you brotha!! Hustling and dropping words of wisdom for the collective! I love A True entrepreneur who pays it back to the community! Blessings of continued growth! 🙌🏽✨🤙🏽✨👊🏽
BIG B YOU ARE SO REALLL
Very informative as usual!
I agree
Do the images have to have a white stroke, I have noticed a lot of prints do. Ty.
no i have a video showing transfers with no white stroke. i like adding white strokes to break up the contrast of the design cuz i press mostly on black shirts. in this design the white stroke is there to show the black drop shadow in the text
Good video thanks
Hey Big Brandoh, you'got some mahd ass command. Always looking out for videos from you. My question is, can I order from Nigeria? If yes what's the minimum order? If no, how do I get transfers? My name is Yock. Love u man. Good job.
sorry but i have no idea who can ship transfers to your country.
I got a question for ya'll. I have a two-color design, the colors are pink and white and will be pressed on a black Next Level 3600 tee. Which company should I get transfers from Supacolor or Hotsplit/Goof Proof from Transferexpress. Thank you guys in advice for helping a brotha out.
Sorry if I missed it, but the distressed look, did you do that on the print file you sent? Or was it in option within supacolor?
whats up big brandoh ,do you have a video on what settings you use on the cameo ?. For example im using HTV from siser ,just got my cameo and im not sure what setting to set it at .
yup. i show how i cut htv with my cameo. check it out. settings i use and how i load it up and all that
@@BigBrandoh yea idk i might have to stick with the cricut all that "tracing" thing is to complicated 🤣 i do like being able to insert the vynil into the roller but the software is complicated lol
Is Supacolor any different than heat transfer vinyl's ?
Personally I think it's even cheaper to use DTF for this kind of design, I can for sure do that design for under $4. More like $0.75 per sheet.
I'm happy to send you some Big Guy if you want to do a comparison.
And for the record (and everyone in the US) I think Supacolor is the best solution for right now , as we slowly adopt DTF printing.
I also do subli and DTG , I have a screen press but I haven't used it in years.
Really enjoy this content Brandoh.
how much to do 250 transfers 11x14? need by Friday.
@@BigBrandoh I’m your biggest fan in Ireland bro , not sure I can look after you by Friday.
If I was pricing 250 A3 size transfers I’d charge $2 a sheet to leave room for both of us to make profit.
Btw I took an old Epson 1400 and converted it to dtf for $150. So the outlay is minimal.
Happy to answer any questions
woah Ireland.... Nice! me personally, i buy alot of stuff based on convenience. I say this because, Supacolor can turn around 500+ transfers in a day or two. on top of that, if i were to print them myself, 50-250 transfers would choke a machine up. i used to work in a reprographics shop so high speed digital printing was something i am used too. i understand the convenience of being able to print from home BUT for me it wouldnt make sense to do on my own. but if your printer does everything you need it to do. i dont need to talk you out of your process and profits hahahaa. keep doin what you do. i would encourage you to jump on youtube and share your info too. im sure alot of people would benefit from it.
@@BigBrandoh is the quality better with the transfer or equal? I'm going for the longest lasting print.
Hey, I got a question. I've recently set up a shopify store but when people are trying to buy, they are getting an error. Is that because I'm on the free trial? Would I need to set up a plan before I can make sales?
P. S I love your videos man. No messing about or beating round the Bush. Your videos have inspired me to want to do tees and hoodies too! Much love from the cold u.k
If you're on a trail plan, you will need to setup payment accepting in your settings to accept payments and be able to have a record of your transactions and for tax purposes.
Appreciate this info
Hey OG, gotsta quick ? You being in SoCal near Heatpress Nation, do you have any pros and cons about their HTV. I find it a little cheaper for the yards given, but never tried em so I wouldnt know about the quality. Im in Daygo, so I like keeping supply & currency as local as possible.
yup i've used htv from them before. no issues.
I'm looking for a transfer with God army for a sweatshirt need about 50 have any recommendations black and white for a black hoodie.
My man Brandoh. Do you have any recommendations for mid crow trucker or snapbacks? Too low or too high hats look funky on me. Also check out urban helmets trucker/snapbacks. Good quality for the price.
So how much you charging per T-shirt to make a profit?
Retail pricing for any brand i personally own and operate, i triple my investment at the minimum.
Only thing that seems cheaper with color is heat transfer vinyl. The HTV with color cant be customized and you'll be doing double work.
I never knew about supacolor. Thanks for sharing! Bout to join patreon and hit you up. Got a ?
Thanx for the info
How long can the transfers last on the shelf?
for years
Great vid bro! This might be a different topic, do you experience issues in pressing supacolor transfers where in the initial peel the edge is not sticking very well? I have to put the cover back and press again for few more seconds for the entire edge to stick. I'm using the same time, temp and pressure you recommended in the other video, basically same settings recommended by supacolor. But for some reason I'm still getting this issue at times, not consistent. Not sure if it's just me. Appreciate the help.
check out my new video of how i press supacolor. it might help with that. its also all in how you peel the backing. dont go slow. its all in the wrist. hahaa peel and pull
Sound like a pressure issue
Supacolor been good for me
What transfers would you recommend for a photo??
these
Yo Brando I was wondering if your Supacolor transfers leave a bit of a clear outline ?
and if it’s not just me do most customers mind it?
Great video!
Tell it!!! ♡
Bruh i like your videos but what screen printer chargers $30 per screen. Your prices are off my brother. Is that what you charged when you screen print?
But I'm listening I'll give them a look.
Bengar, Color Match, MP Print, Gonzalez Print, Elso Print, Screen Masters, Distink... Are all shops around me that charge $30 per screen currently.
@@BigBrandoh damn I'm in the wrong market I need to be where you at. Good shyt though keep up the good work. Me $20 setup up fee not per
@@legacy4043 dam so if its a 8 color screen print job you only charge $20? when i used to screen print i charged $20-$25 per screen. besides buying the screen, my time printing the negative, coating the emulsion, burning the screen, pressure washing the screen and setting up/checking registration is worth some value too.
@@BigBrandoh My prices also depends on quantity. Small orders get charged accordingly believe that. They're paying for every screen every color change, It has to make sense for me and like you said the time put in to everything. I recently got a great deal on a Icolor 500 for 500 so I'm going to test this out see how it goes with that. Do you have any experience with these types of printers?
Awesome!
Do supercolor ship internationally coz am from Africa Kenya
yes. hit them up and they'll help you out
IT'S MY BIRTHDAY BRANDOH!
Definitely worth the money
Amazing review. Now I can make my final decision. #supacolor
Just placed my first order. Shipping was almost the price of my purchase 😔
makes sense tho💯
Dope shit Brando !
#Supafam
Hey Brando! I know you read the comments more than dm but if you can check it out. Bought a shirt from you and had a question? thanks! @life_project_ thanks 👍
You are going to come out of pocket.
No if ands or buts about it. I just keep it real. IG:anthonyprogress
In my overall opinion DTG is a very annoying process. and I feel like the pretreatment chemical is definitely bad for you and your garment. Multi color transfers > DTG. I can't knock the DTG to much though Its a great machine to have if your running 1 off orders and you sell different t-shirts every week online. But these days transfer quality is just to good to overlook.
BIG BRANDOH SALUTE... YOU GOTTA PAY TO PLAY... If it ain't your lane stay out of it...
This is great....now body never tell you the price
dtf is cheaper then supacolor
it probably is. how much is the set up, printer, paper, ink? are we talking for personal production or mass printing for customers?
also, how many 8x10's can we print in an hour?
im only asking so i can get a better idea of where your coming from.
@@BigBrandoh they dont charge set up u can order 1 print if u want u can gang the sheets there's lots of places that print them u can get a prints for 1.99 a sq ft or less
oh we're talkin bout ordering DTF prints from a shop. i thought you meant printing them on your own. nice.
so as an example, if i wanted to order 120 DTF Transfers. 8x10 like in this video. i'm lookin at $2 or under per print. whats the average turn around time? in your opinion, print quality and hand feel? about the same as Supa or softer feel? can you see the adhesive around the edges?
@@BigBrandoh if u ganged the the sheets with a dtf u have around a dollar a transfer some places are faster then others depending where u order them from print and hand feel is just as good if not better rhy did a test on dtf he liked the feeling better and no edge glue either I've never had the glue problem from where I get min