Question to anyone who has bought a shirt from Cafepress.com or Spreadshirt.com

[CrustClock]

I want to make a shirt with a comic strip printed on it, but I'm worried that the quality of printing is only suited to large, graphic images and a small image (about two inches high, 4 wide) with small text would not print legibly. Has anyone bought something with similarly small writing, and if so, have they turned out readable? What's the general quality of printing? I'm more interested in people who have bought things from Spreadshirt.com/.co.uk/.de/whatever as they're based in the EU.

Help! Thanks.

[AlbinoClock]

I printed a fuckganticly large Clock Crew logo with clockcrew.net written under it at spreadshirt. It came out just great. Spreadshirt lets you preview on the shirt, so obviously do that first and see if it's big enough. I'd recommend making it vector and increasing the size. One of the nice things about strips is that they come in panels, so you could even move them around a little to allow for further expansion.

The quality at spreadshirt is great. They're also one of few places with black hoodies.

[CrustClock]

I printed a fuckganticly large Clock Crew logo with clockcrew.net written under it at spreadshirt. It came out just great. Spreadshirt lets you preview on the shirt, so obviously do that first and see if it's big enough. I'd recommend making it vector and increasing the size. One of the nice things about strips is that they come in panels, so you could even move them around a little to allow for further expansion.

The quality at spreadshirt is great. They're also one of few places with black hoodies.

Thanks for replying. Right now the preview is kind of blurry, so I think I'll print it off and scan it to get a decent resolution. That way I can make it any size, maybe even rearranging the panels.