Футболки Mountain

[Громов]

Футболки Mountain

При изготовлении используются только натуральные материалы - экологически чистый хлопок и краски на водной основе.

Образ на Вашей футболке останется на ней всегда.

Рисунок на футболки Mountain наносится специальными водными красками - он "вживляется" в ткань, и его практически невозможно почувствовать.


Какая технология переноса изображения и можем ли мы "обскакать" америкосов?

[VRM]

Громов, в нете полно инфы про то, как они делаются. Мы так точно не сможем!

[ShalenaMayka]

Если бы они еще в реальности выглядели так как на картинке... и размеры соответствовали...

[Quasar]

Майк посвятил этому свою жизнь, большое производство, несколько патентов. Хозяин сам отвечает на вопросы, можете пообщаться:
how the hell do The Mountain print these T-shirts? - T-Shirt Forums

[VRM]

И что интересно, чужие копирайты не печатает, в отличии от некоторых!

[Quasar]

Вот исчерпывающий ответ на вопрос ТС от хозяина themountain:
I'm not going to give away any secrets about how we do things as we've built ourselves apart from the competition for the past 20 years by doing things differently. But to answer a few of your questions that are fairly common knowledge in the industry, we use Discharge Ink, PFD Shirts, Reactive Dye, most of our shirts (90% or so) are CMYKW(white).

Because we are a pre-print brand, it allows us to have an in house R&D department which is always pushing the envelope on print/separation techniques. Most of the time we aren't under the gun from a customer (as we release our catalog yearly), so this give us a lot of time to make each shirt amazing. Sometimes taking as many as 10 attempts to get the perfect blend and color coordination between print and shirt (but the average is 3 attempts). The drawback to great discharge printing is no 2 separations are ever the same, because the shirt color/saturation influences the separation in ways that plastisol printing does not. Our art department and our separators are all in house and everyone knows the process so the art is built for printing t-shirts easier.

I'm not going to answer a bunch of questions about how we prep art, dye the shirts, what different methods and brands of product we use, as it took us a long time to get here and the less competition the better

Here are a couple answers to your inquiries: The fade-in effect is a 250+ pixel feather in PS, you just need to tone the fade to the shirt color, or reduce the ink (You can do it as a spot, but usually we build it into the CMYKW process). This can be done with plastisol as well, by just mixing a clear base into the ink to mellow it out.

Not many our shirts are 3D art. The majority are not, we just have exceptional realist artists.

Black is not a challenge as long as the dye of the shirt is the correct kind (for discharge).

The nature of discharge printing allows for low dpi and no moire.

Help and advice on how this is achieved: You practice. You develop. You don't let other people tell you things are impossible and you never let your head printer be your head of R&D.

If you check out our site: About Us it give a lot of info about our process/ green initiatives.

One of the main pluses that we have is a completely integrated operation. Art, Research, Development, Dyeing and Printing all under one roof.