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Famous Scene Tee, photo 1
Famous Scene Tee, plain
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Photos of the finished piece.

What to print

What to print

Or drag a picture here

A photo, a drawing, a logo or a line of art. JPEG, PNG or WebP.

Add it from the button on the picture.

Create your design

    Which picture?

    T-Shirts Printed to order

    Famous Scene Tee

    $49.00 $49.00

    Examples

    • One photograph, put into statue of liberty Statue of Liberty
    • One photograph, put into ship's bow Ship's bow
    • One photograph, put into american gothic American Gothic
    • One photograph, put into lunch on the beam Lunch on the beam

    One photograph, in 20 famous scenes. Yours is made the same way — choose the scene after you upload.

    Additional instructions (optional)

    Read by the workshop, not printed on it. Up to 300 characters.

    $49.00 $49.00

    Send a photo, pick a scene - the Mona Lisa, the Moon landing, walking away from an explosion - and it comes back with you in it, painted, cast or photographed the way the original was. Combed cotton single jersey, cut straight through the body, printed large across the front.

    The caption is yours to write, and you set it where you want it.

    Size
    M
    Fabric
    Combed cotton
    Made
    To order, when you buy it
    Caption
    Up to 100 characters

    Questions

    What can I put on it?

    A photo, a drawing, a logo or a line of text. Send the largest version you have: a print is unforgiving of an image that was already small when you found it. We will tell you before printing if what you sent will not hold up.

    Will it survive a wash?

    Yes, inside out at thirty degrees, and out of the tumble dryer. A direct print sits in the fabric, so it fades with the garment as it wears. Embroidery is stitched and does not fade at all.

    How does the sizing run?

    True to size, cut straight rather than boxy. If you are between two sizes and want room, take the larger one: these are printed to order and cannot be exchanged for a different size once made.

    Print or embroidery?

    Print for anything with photographic detail or more than a few colors. Embroidery for a small mark, a name or a simple shape, where the stitching does more for it than ink would.

    Longer answers: what makes a picture print well, and sizes, and how to keep a print looking new.

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