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scottnick
scottnick aka Scott Nicklos is a 26.47 year old boy, has been a member since December 22, 2005, has scored 2,456 submissions, giving an average score of 0.98, helping 27 designs get printed.
URL: http://www.myspace.com/scottnick
I get by with a little help from my friends...
So, i'm a designer, not a screen-printer and new to the lingo that gets posted on the winning shirts, can someone lay down what some of this screen printing jazz is? and does it REALLY help to include this in your submisssion? or is this threadless' doing by adding the techniques THEY use?

Examples:
plastisol ink
a chino additive for softness
simulated process technique

Thanks for the help!

againstbound
   againstbound on Aug 03 '09 at 4:21pm
You do the designing, they do the printing, you focus on the design and that it's printable, they focus on the print part.
scottnick
scottnick on Aug 03 '09 at 4:23pm
That's what i thought, so all of the examples i listed above i should not worry about? Because i'm not sure if those are submitted after by the designer or threadless??
Krimson
Krimson on Aug 03 '09 at 4:24pm
Go read the pdf in the submission page, it explains what each of these is, and when you would want to suggest using them.
scottnick
scottnick on Aug 03 '09 at 4:24pm
makes sense. thanks!
againstbound
   againstbound on Aug 03 '09 at 4:25pm
Unless your design requires specialty inks (glow, UV, foil, etc) there's no need for you to specify. I think you don't even need to specify simulated process anymore.
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