[shina]

I want some fabric logos so that they can be sown onto my t-shirts.
So when the t-shirt wears out (£4 the ones I get) then I can sow the logo onto the new one.

Now whats the best company to use.

anyone know

[wpclean]

Do you squeak when you walk ?

[Mike @ Facelift]

Do you squeak when you walk ?

This made me laugh hard!!

I would just get embroidered logo's, we paid a fee for the uniform place to turn our logo into some different file type then can use and now each new piece of uniform and they re use that file.

It means the logo's only cost a few £ on anything... and they last and look good.

I would imagine if the T-shirt or shirt is worn, then the logo sewn on to it would of worn as well...

Embroidered is much better than printed too, in my opinion..

[DaveG]

Do you squeak when you walk ?

 

[Steve Sed]

Do you squeak when you walk ?

 

[Perfect Windows]

These will do the job and don't even need sewing:

http://www.fattorini-schools.co.uk/Products.aspx?id=1

[richard jagger]

i TRIED TO FIND A BADGE MAKER IN THE UK TO NO AVAIL .THEN HAD PLASTIC  NAME BADGE MADE GOOD PRICE THE ONLY T PROBLEM YOU WILL KNOCK THEM OFF AND LOSE THEM.

[rosskesava]

How about a large tattoo on the forehead?

[Frankybadboy]

it cost about£2.50 to £5 to embroid a badge on.

the cost off the set up so it on file is about £20/£30

[dotty]

just get them printerd

[Perfect Windows]

Print them on paper and blu-tac them to the shirt.

Easy to remove and VERY cheap.

Vin

[Perfect Windows]

Also, why waste £4 on T-shirts?  Bin bags are much cheaper and are waterproof.  Just cut slits for head and arms.

[shina]

I spend £4 on a t-shirt its cheap I know, but I used to spend a lot more and found that they were no better in fact worse, the £4 ones last me ages.
If you want to spend more just for the fact that they cost more then thats up to you.