[Karacan]

Originally posted by Leif_-:
They're using Cafepress as the back-end, though, and Cafepress doesn't sell black T-shirts, as it's a lot trickier to print on black cloth than on white.

Hmm, coloured t-shirts in massproduction are around 0.50? more than prints on white a piece, at least around german copyshops. And if the printer uses quality material that won't rub off after the first wash, the printing process is by no means more complicated.

Too bad the printer does not offer anything other but white t-shirts. However, will anyone actually buy this? I could convince myself for a black-shirt to wear on conventions and such, but definitely not in white. But maybe that's just me.