IHPT-2305-WHT - 7.5oz Printed Loopwheel Crew Neck T-Shirt - WHT

[Matt]

Will we see these go up today still?

[Kasi]

bank holiday today they should be

[AdamJ]

@Matt They're online now, sorry my calendar reminder did not go off!

[Fades for future]

Grabbed this and the 2304, great designs

[Aetas]

Dope Design by Tetsu

[Kasi]

snag it

[jerkules]

I love a white tee, unfortunately multiple washes left mine a less desirable shade of beige so I dyed it. This is “Ocean Blue” and I really like it.

[endo]

@jerkules said in IHPT-2305-WHT - 7.5oz Printed Loopwheel Crew Neck T-Shirt - WHT:

This is “Ocean Blue” and I really like it

me too

[Oaktavia]

@jerkules love that color a lot. Nicely done man. I also like how the cracks in the print were dyed too. What brand of dye did you use?

[AdamJ]

great work

[jerkules]

@Oaktavia this was a Dylon machine pod - nice and idiot proof for a dude like me. I looked for a teal colour pod, but it doesn’t look available in the UK ‍️

[Oaktavia]

@jerkules okay cool I was hoping you'd say that. The one I used was "paradise blue" which was turquoise. Funny mine shipped from the UK to the US. I love the idiot proof process too and will definitely he trying these out again.

[pechelman]

That looks rad @jerkules. Is there also a dye fixer in it? I might have to try a pod next time and save the stove top for actual cooking. Any worries there might be residual dye in the washer after this?

[jerkules]

@pechelman thanks man - you helped me take the plunge… the Dylon pods are all in one - very simple. I’m guessing there must be some dye fixative built into the pod contents. It takes quite a few stages though - soak the item thoroughly (I just did under a tap), warm wash with the pod, another warm item wash without the pod, then an empty drum wash to remove traces of dye. Dunno how this works with a toploader as we don’t really have those over here, may be different

[SKT]

@jerkules look great…well done!