Images by Customers
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Printed by Classic T-shirts in R.I. using a Jennings 8-C press where platens do not flex.   85 dpi.  Screens are retensionable, and inks mixed the way we advice our customers so the inks are user friendly.  This image is soft, yet bright.  Concrete companies have never had shirts this good.  No wonder Classic T-shirts has plenty of business.  Competitors do not have the tools and technology Classic T-shirt has to compete.

 Printed by Classic T-shirts in R.I.  65 dpi.  Adobe Photoshop and Fast Films on a Jennings 8-C press.  Another Joe Perry classic print.   Shirt buyers who want exceptional quality need to go to a Jennings customer like Classic T-shirts for exceptional work.

Printed by Classic T-Shirts in R.I.  Speak with Joe Perry 401-934-2464.
 Printed on a Jennings 6-Color press.  The first 6-C image Joe printed with a Jennings press.

Printed by The Printed Image, Chico, CA.  Speak with Scott Laursen 916-891-         5020.  A 6 color design with 3 being 3-D ink through coarse mesh and 3 being printed through fine mesh.  Scott has been a friend and customer for more than 15 years.

Another example of fine work with 3-D ink on pique by The Printed Image.    Embroidery cannot produce photographic quality like this, and Paramount Pictures would certainly expect this type of top quality.

Printed by Valley Mill Custom Screen, Clinton, IL, on a Jennings 4-Color press.  Eric Burton can tell you about their talents at 309-944-1878.  Since printing this image, Valley Mill has expanded their 4-C to be a 6-C.  Eric and his brother-in-law Rich Issac came through the Jennings training program.  With good training and tech support, they are producing top quality work.

Russ Serrianne, the person responsible for Roger Jennings getting into screen printing, printed this 3-D tone-on-tone design on pique.  Russ is a top talent in the art field, and his designs show his talent.  Russ owns Seri-Graphics in Glens Falls, NY 518-793-4710.

These are tiles printed by Julie Lapier of Nonesuch Designs, Plattsburgh, NY, and then grouted in around a mirror for a gift item.  You can learn more about the work Julie offers by contacting her at 518-572-9538.

Printed by Comfort Gear, a.k.a Ready4 Comfort Gear that sells these kits full of whatever the customer wants, e.g. toilet items, golf items, or, well, look at their website.  Our help contributed to their doubling their sales.  www.ready4kits.com or call them at 800-742-2250 or 603-352-9546


Another kit printed by Comfort Gear for the corporate market.  Comfort Gear does great work.  This kit can be used to carry golf balls or whatever clipped to your bag or belt.  Notice how sharp the resolution is on a rough surface.  Click on the photo to enlarge the photo.

...and more to come...
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