Most things were significantly darkened except for the gray, red, and white (go figure). Does anybody know if the color changes are this drastic with MySoti? I understand that when printed, especially on a dark garment, the colors are going to change, and I don't mind if they do a tad, but this was ridiculous, and CafePress gave no warning about that. And I'm certainly not about to go and keep testing different designs with different colors on different shirts until I figure out what's "safe."
The only other reasons I haven't done shirts with MySoti yet is because I'm used to CafePress, and also, MySoti only does shirts. I do plan to have other items, and I don't want to have each item being sold from a different site. That'd be ridiculous and confusing. Anyone have any suggestions?
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I don't have any experience when it comes to both companies, but judging from the photo, I have the following suggestion.
Leave black parts of your design transparent. This way, you'll always get the best black because there's no ink that fades over time. You're already using a white outline, so just removing any blacks is your way to go.
MySoti is genius. Check out this quality: http://www.gigposters.com/forums/anything-goes/68425-anyone-use-mysoti-6.html#post1707867
I would go there over CafePress any day - that site is a joke.
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