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Vermilion wrote:Finally got some...



I normally use it anyways when out and about, but this is the first bottle i've been able to get in weeks!

99.99% of bacteria, 0.01% of viruses.

Moggy wrote:99.99% of bacteria, 0.01% of viruses.

As i said though, i use this stuff generally when out places (and have done for many years), so to find the shelves constantly empty has been an absolute pain.

Should last me a few weeks while I set my VPN to Italy.

Bought this little beauty last week from a London coin shop, it's North Korean! The coin looks silver at first glance, but is actually made of aluminium (as is the case with a lot of coins in the DPRK).

SF movie tees - Some of the most uninspired designs yet: https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/content/IDscifi21610.html

There's also a new Mickey line and women exclusive lines (Manga and Cats) due.

Saint of Killers wrote:SF movie tees - Some of the most uninspired designs yet: https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/content/IDscifi21610.html

There's also a new Mickey line and women exclusive lines (Manga and Cats) due.

Christ, looks like they were whipped up in about 2 minutes Blade Runner 2049 one is the best of the lot.

work experience kid?

Mafro wrote:

Saint of Killers wrote:SF movie tees - Some of the most uninspired designs yet: https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/content/IDscifi21610.html

There's also a new Mickey line and women exclusive lines (Manga and Cats) due.

Christ, looks like they were whipped up in about 2 minutes Blade Runner 2049 one is the best of the lot.

This could have made for a great range, but alas, it's the t-shirt equivelent of Phantom Menace.

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It's the Victor Mildew of designs.

that is embarrassing

Only thing I will point out is that, if they get reduced, CMYK screen prints even digitally are expensive to produce so worth around the £3-4 mark if they go down like that again. They might be using DTG for that though, who knows.

Green Gecko wrote:Only thing I will point out is that, if they get reduced, CMYK screen prints even digitally are expensive to produce so worth around the £3-4 mark if they go down like that again. They might be using DTG for that though, who knows.

English please.

Mafro wrote:

Green Gecko wrote:Only thing I will point out is that, if they get reduced, CMYK screen prints even digitally are expensive to produce so worth around the £3-4 mark if they go down like that again. They might be using DTG for that though, who knows.

English please.

Nooooooo he'll use all the words up!

Took a punt on a blag Nendoroid (Link BOTW)







I did want him in the bow pose but snapped the bow trying to split it apart to slot in his fist (oo-er) better crack the super glue out

CMYK - cyan magenta yellow K (black) inks, applied seperately

DTG - direct to garment via giant printer

Former is generally a screenprint/ink 4 colours total, depends

Former more labour intensive, cheaper in volume, appears more artistic

Latter better colour definition/details and gradients (e.g. photos), cheaper in low volumes but catching up with screenprint in terms of economy very fast. As or less durable, sometimes more.

tl;dr full colour images are worth more than that gooseberry fool "Agent Smith" tee which is worth in print terms about 10p. Because of this they will generally be produced in lower quantities to mitigate risk.

In consumer terms process colour / screenprint and DTG are basically the same. It's the single colour prints that aren't really worth much money at all.

Got the next dinosaur 50p in the mail today, it's the second of the set of three to be released...