• Model: Next Level brand 3600/3900
• Condition: New
• Design: Watch how I soar, Never Fail
• Shirt Color: Black, Black
• Ink Disclaimer: We use plastisol, water base, or a combination of the two to get the softest highest quality prints
• 100% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton
• Tear-away label
• Sizing Chart (Unisex Sizing)

Inks

• Waterbased inks are more like a dye that absorbs into the fabric when printed
• They have a much softer feel and a more retro or worn look
• The colors are softer and less saturated than plastisol ink
• Plastisol inks are made with plastic and sit on the surface of the fabric rather than absorbing as the waterbased inks do
• Plastisol is very durable and can be felt on the fabric
• The colors in a design printed with plastisol are brighter and more vibrant than those printed with waterbased inks
• We decide if a shirt is going to be printed in waterbased ink or plastisol based on the art and the color of the shirt that’s going to be used

Estimated Delivery

Monday, Apr 10 - Tuesday, Apr 11

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Tat-two for $21

I have been a fan of Firefly, but Whedon and the issues discussed at the link below (this is just a summary; there’s at least one book about it, and a ton of other coverage, and he’s acknowledged his inspiration) have prompted me to reconsider. If nothing else, it’s just too gross and too difficult for me to reconsider the grossness.

How Joss Whedon’s Firefly Geekwashed the Confederacy