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Design your own thermal

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 andy healey 25 Nov 2015
I want to get a thermal, and add an image and a slogan to it.

Anyone know where you can do this?

I've found a couple of US-based sites but nothing UK. Also wasn't sure of the quality of the thermals they use - would like something good quality, Helly Hansenesque.

Thanks!
 Mr Trebus 25 Nov 2015
In reply to andy healey:

Why not just buy a top and then take it to a print shop? They will be able to transfer print to it.
OP andy healey 25 Nov 2015
In reply to Mr Trebus:

That never occurred to me, mainly because I've never heard of that service before...
 london_huddy 25 Nov 2015
In reply to andy healey:

Beware that anything print won't be breathable - a big logo on your chest will make you sweaty.
 LastBoyScout 25 Nov 2015
In reply to andy healey:

A company I used to work for got some Lowe Alpine Dry Flow t-shirts printed up. I suspect they bought a job lot direct from Lowe's suppliers and then got a print shop to do the work, rather than Lowe actually printing them.
In reply to london_huddy:

Depends on the transfer method. A dye sublimation printing won't create an impermeable layer.

Plenty of services for this sort of thing for cycling gear, although, admittedly, probably starting with a white base fabric. But they can print any colour scheme you want.

e.g. to take one a group of us have used recently:

http://champ-sys.co.uk/
 nicmac 25 Nov 2015
In reply to andy healey:

A better result might be achieved with a sewn logo
Daughters have had riding jackets made up with horse pictures and names
There will be someone relatively local who can do
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