Really weird question here, but sometimes BBI is perfect for that type thing. I have in mind 3 of my favorite t-shirts- one with an old school NFL logo on it and the other two are "Life is Good." They're soft, worn and full of holes and tears...but the center logo (for lack of a better term) is in tact on all 3. However, all 3 are also out of print. Any idea if there's a company online or whatever that could take the logo from my shirt (or make a facsimile of it) and put it on a new or newish shirt, so I can actually wear it without having tons of holes everywhere? Again, I know that's another odd request, but I like these shirts enough that I'd pay $30 a pop to get another 4-5 years out of each of them. Thanks for passing along any info.
Do a search on t-shirt silkscreening and see who's in your area.
Do a search on t-shirt silkscreening and see who's in your area.
Any silkscreening place COULD duplicate, but most likely won't for one shirt. (I own a custom t-shirt company). If you think about the costs involved - the graphic time to recreate the logo in vectored art, then the cost to make a screen (assuming these shirts are only a 1 color imprint) is usually in the $25 range. Then the cost of the shirt, and the labor time to set up the press, print the shirt, and then get the press ready for the next job. This is why most places have minimum orders of 20, 50, 72, etc.
And this isn't considering the copyright issues that reprinting an NFL logo or Life if Good image.
Hate to burst your bubble, as I myself have some OLD t-shirts I keep around and only wear around the house. I have a friend who has the quilt that he's hung in his man-cave as a bit of a tapestry. You could cut around the logo and frame them if they are that important to you.
Good luck.